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    The document defines perimeter as the total length of boundaries enclosing a region. It provides an example of calculating the perimeter of a shaded region as 42 cm. It defines area as the total number of squares covered by a region. It describes estimating area by counting complete squares covered on a grid. The document then lists formulas for calculating the areas of various shapes, including rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids. It expresses area of a rectangle as length x breadth, area of a square as length x breadth, area of a triangle as 1/2 x base x height, area of a parallelogram as base x height, and area of a trapezoid as 1/2 x

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    The document defines perimeter as the total length of boundaries enclosing a region. It provides an example of calculating the perimeter of a shaded region as 42 cm. It defines area as the total number of squares covered by a region. It describes estimating area by counting complete squares covered on a grid. The document then lists formulas for calculating the areas of various shapes, including rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids. It expresses area of a rectangle as length x breadth, area of a square as length x breadth, area of a triangle as 1/2 x base x height, area of a parallelogram as base x height, and area of a trapezoid as 1/2 x

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    The document defines perimeter as the total length of boundaries enclosing a region. It provides an example of calculating the perimeter of a shaded region as 42 cm. It defines area as the total number of squares covered by a region. It describes estimating area by counting complete squares covered on a grid. The document then lists formulas for calculating the areas of various shapes, including rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids. It expresses area of a rectangle as length x breadth, area of a square as length x breadth, area of a triangle as 1/2 x base x height, area of a parallelogram as base x height, and area of a trapezoid as 1/2 x

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    CHAPTER 11

    PERIMETER AND AREA

    11.1. Perimeter of a region


    1.

    The perimeter of a region: A total length of the


    boundaries that completely enclose the region.
    Example:

    5 cm
    3 cm

    12 cm
    m
    c
    13

    3 cm

    15 cm

    The perimeter of the shaded region is


    3 + 8 + 15 + 3 + 13 = 42 cm.

    8 cm

    2.

    3.

    The area of a region: The total number of


    squares completely covered by the region.
    The area of a shape can be estimated by
    the following method:
    a. Trace the shape on a piece of grid paper.
    b. Count and tick () the number of
    complete squares covered by the shape
    c. An incomplete square is not counted if
    less than half of the square is covered.

    The estimated area of the shaded region is


    5 cm.

    Area of rectangle
    length
    breadth

    The area of a rectangle = length breadth

    Area of square
    length

    breadth

    The area of a square = length breadth

    Area of triangle

    height

    height
    base

    base

    The area of a triangle = base height

    Area of parallelogram

    height
    base

    The area of a parallelogram = base height

    Area of trapezium
    a
    height
    b

    The area of a trapezium = ( a + b) height

    THE END

    PREPARED BY:
    NORASHIKIN BINTI MOHAMAD

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