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Area and Perimeter

The document provides an overview of calculating area and perimeter for various shapes including rectangles, triangles, circles, and trapezoids. It includes formulas for finding perimeter and area, along with example problems for practice. The document emphasizes the importance of using the correct measurements and units when performing calculations.

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Area and Perimeter

The document provides an overview of calculating area and perimeter for various shapes including rectangles, triangles, circles, and trapezoids. It includes formulas for finding perimeter and area, along with example problems for practice. The document emphasizes the importance of using the correct measurements and units when performing calculations.

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Area

&
Perimeter
SHAPE OVERVIEW

Rectangle
Triangle
Hexagon
Circle

Trapezoid Parallelogram

Square Pentagon
Perimeter

4
To calculate the perimeter of an object or space,
you will need to add up all of the outside
measurements.
2 + 4 + 2 + 4 = ________
Circumference of a circle
1. Find the circumference of
a circle whose diameter is 5
meters
Activity : 1. Find the
circumference of a circle
whose radius is 10cm.
 TRIANGLE - P= 2 ( l + w )

c b
a If a= 5m
b= 6m
c= 10m
Then P = 5m + 6m + 10m
= 21m
Activity 1:

 [Link] the length and


width of a rectangle its
length is twice its width
and the perimeter is 36
meters.
1. Find the length and width of a
rectangle its length is twice its width
and the perimeter is 36 meters.

L= 2w = 2(6) = 12
l= 12m
Tricky Perimeters
(Look carefully.)
3
You will need to
2 2
remember
which sides to
add and the 2 2
values for
each side.
2 2
2
AREA
 You will use different formulas for
each type of shape when finding area
 Each answer will require you to use
the measurement given, and it will
always be squared…ex.) 9 ft.2
Area of
a Rectangle

W
A=LxW
The area formula for a rectangle is length x
width
Find the area
of these rectangles.
1
6
2 2
3

5 4

3
Area of
a square
Find the area of these
squares.
25
5
12

16 8
AREA OF A
PARALLELOGRAM

 A=BxH
 (base x height)
Find the area of these
parallelograms.
2
4
3.5

7
14

19
Area of a Triangle

B
Finding the area of a triangle is different.

A = ½ (B x H)
Find the area of these
triangles.
3

4
7

5 8 2
3

6
AREA OF A TRAPEZOID
B1

B2
 A = ½ H (b1 + b2)
 ½ Height (base 1 + base 2)
Find the area of the
trapezoids.
23

12
14

31
16

9
Circle

3m
If r = 3m
Then 3.14 (3m)^2
=3.14 (9m^2)
=28.26m^2

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