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    The document provides information about Marc and Shane bringing different shaped cardboard cutouts to class with specified areas. It includes the formulas to calculate the area of a square, rectangle, and triangle. It then confirms Marc and Shane brought cutouts with the correct specified areas.

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    The document provides information about Marc and Shane bringing different shaped cardboard cutouts to class with specified areas. It includes the formulas to calculate the area of a square, rectangle, and triangle. It then confirms Marc and Shane brought cutouts with the correct specified areas.

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    Enhanced MATH4-Q4 - wk2 - LAS - 1

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    The document provides information about Marc and Shane bringing different shaped cardboard cutouts to class with specified areas. It includes the formulas to calculate the area of a square, rectangle, and triangle. It then confirms Marc and Shane brought cutouts with the correct specified areas.

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    Name: ______________________________________________________________

    Grade & Section: ___________________________ Subject: __Math 4______


    Teacher: __________________________________ Score:_______________

    Lesson : Quarter 4 Week 2 LAS 1


    Activity Title : Let’s Solve This!
    Learning Target : Solves routine problems involving squares, rectangles, and
    triangles,
    Reference(s) : MELC, Our World of Math 4
    LAS Writer : Frances Elaine S. Lebios

    Let us study
    Marc and Shane are classmates in Grade 4. Their teacher asks them to
    bring different shapes of cardboard with a corresponding measurement of its
    area. For the square, rectangle, and triangle the area must be 16 cm2, 20 cm2
    and 48 cm2 respectively. Let us check if they brought the right materials for
    their teacher.

    These are the measurements of the cardboards brought by Marc and Shane.
    4 cm 5 cm

    4 cm 4 cm 4 cm
    4 cm
    8 cm

    4 cm 5 cm 12 cm
    To solve for its area:

    Area of a square Area of a rectangle Area of a triangle

    A= sxs A= lxw A= 1/2 (b x h )


    A = 4 cm x 4 cm A = 5 cm x 4 cm A= 1/2 ( 12 cm x 8 cm )
    A = 16 cm2 A = 20 cm2 A= 1/2 ( 96 cm2 )
    A= 48 cm2
    So, Marc and Shane got the right materials for their teacher

    Activity: Read and solve the problem carefully.


    1. A garden is 3 meters long and 2 meters wide. What is its area?
    2. Grace wants to put a rubber mat on top of her square table. The square table
    measures 20 meters in each side. What is the area of the rubber mat?
    3. A carpenter made a triangular picture frame having a base of 18 cm and a height
    of 15 cm. Find the area of the picture frame.
    4. What is the area of the concrete playground if the length is 13 meters and the width
    is 9 meters?
    5. One of the sides of a square measures 15 cm. Find the area of a square.

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