Maths crossword

2. – Lines that never meet; used in railway tracks and road lanes.
5. – Half of diameter; used to design circular pillars and arches.
7. – The surface covered by floors, tiles, land, or fields; needed to estimate materials.
9. – A slanted surface; used in roads, ramps, bridges, and drainage systems.
10. – Measurement of length, width, and height of a structure or object.
11. – Full width of circular pipes, wells, roundabouts, and tunnels.
12. – The space occupied by water tanks, cement containers, or storage units.
13. – The process of measuring land before construction begins.
14. – A scaled drawing used by architects and engineers to design buildings.

1. – Degree of steepness; important in highways and railway track design.
2. The total boundary length of land plots, gardens, or construction sites.
3. – Lines meeting at 90°; used in pillars, walls, and building corners.
4. Formed when two lines meet; used in construction of walls, beams, and roof designs.
6. – Ratio used in maps, plans, and blueprints to represent large areas on paper.
8. – Branch of maths used to measure height of towers, buildings, and bridges.