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    Perimeter & Area: Defining and Calculating

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    The document defines perimeter and area, and provides formulas to calculate them for squares and rectangles. It gives examples of calculating perimeter and area for various shapes. The key points are: - Perimeter is the distance around a figure and is calculated by adding all the side lengths. - Area is the number of square units needed to cover the surface and is calculated using multiplication for squares (side x side) and rectangles (length x width). - Formulas and examples are provided for calculating perimeter and area of squares and rectangles.

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    Perimeter & Area: Defining and Calculating

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    The document defines perimeter and area, and provides formulas to calculate them for squares and rectangles. It gives examples of calculating perimeter and area for various shapes. The key points are: - Perimeter is the distance around a figure and is calculated by adding all the side lengths. - Area is the number of square units needed to cover the surface and is calculated using multiplication for squares (side x side) and rectangles (length x width). - Formulas and examples are provided for calculating perimeter and area of squares and rectangles.

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    The document defines perimeter and area, and provides formulas to calculate them for squares and rectangles. It gives examples of calculating perimeter and area for various shapes. The key points are: - Perimeter is the distance around a figure and is calculated by adding all the side lengths. - Area is the number of square units needed to cover the surface and is calculated using multiplication for squares (side x side) and rectangles (length x width). - Formulas and examples are provided for calculating perimeter and area of squares and rectangles.

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    Perimeter & Area: Defining and Calculating

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    The document defines perimeter and area, and provides formulas to calculate them for squares and rectangles. It gives examples of calculating perimeter and area for various shapes. The key points are: - Perimeter is the distance around a figure and is calculated by adding all the side lengths. - Area is the number of square units needed to cover the surface and is calculated using multiplication for squares (side x side) and rectangles (length x width). - Formulas and examples are provided for calculating perimeter and area of squares and rectangles.

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    Defining and calculating

    PERIMETER & AREA

    When your family puts up a new fence around your home, how will they know how much fencing they need?

    PERIMETER

    Perimeter
    The perimeter of a figure is the distance all the way around the figure.

    Perimeter
    The perimeter is found by adding the lengths of the sides together.

    Find the perimeter of the figures.


    A. B.

    P = 24 m

    P = 21 cm D.

    C.

    P = 39 mm

    P = 26 in.

    Perimeter of a Square
    A square is a figure with 4 equal sides. The perimeter can be found by adding all 4 sides together. t can also be found by multiplying the side length by 4. So the formula for the perimeter of a square is! P = 4s

    Find the perimeter of the squares using the formula P "4s .


    A. B.

    P = 36 m

    P = 28 in.

    C.

    D.

    P = 44 mm

    P = 20 cm

    Perimeter of a #ectangle
    A rectangle is a figure with 4 sides. $pposite sides are equal. The perimeter can be found by adding all 4 sides together. t can also be found by adding twice the width together with twice the length. So the formula for the perimeter of a rectangle is! P = 2 w + 2l

    Find the perimeter of the rectangles using the formula P = 2w + 2l.


    A. B.

    P = 30 cm C. D. P = 28 m

    P = 54 mm

    P = 28 in.

    If your parents want to put new carpet in your room, how will they know how much carpet to buy?

    AREA

    Area
    The area of a figure is the number of square units that co%er the surface of the closed figure.

    Area
    A square unit is a unit that has 4 equal sides.

    For m etric units& we say 'units squared(. )*! + centim eters squared or cm For ,.S. -ustom ary& we say 'square units( )*! square inches or sq. in.

    Area
    The area of a figure is found by finding how many square units it ta.es to co%er its surface.

    Find the area of the figures.


    A. B.

    A = 16 sq. units A = 27 sq. units C. D.

    A = 30 sq. units

    A = 8 sq. units

    Area of a Square
    The area of a square is found by finding how many square units it ta.es to co%er its surface. t can also be found by multiplying its side length by its side length.
    / 0ultiplying a num ber by itself is also called 'squaring it(.

    So the formula for the area of a square is! A " s * s or A "s2

    Find the area of the squares using the formula A "s+.


    A. B.

    A = 16 cm2 C.

    A = 25 sq. in. D.

    A = 49 m2

    A = 81 sq. ft.

    Area of a #ectangle
    The area of a rectangle is found by finding how many square units it ta.es to co%er its surface. t can also be found by multiplying its length by its width. So the formula for the area of a rectangle is! A "l * w

    Find the area of the rectangles using the formula A " l * w.


    A. B.

    A = 24 cm2 C. D.

    A = 77 sq. in.

    A = 140 mm2

    A = 48 sq. ft.

    -hec. for understanding. Find the perimeter 1 area of the figure.


    The perimeter is the distance all 2222 28 the way around a figure 22222222222222222222222. Pm "22222

    square units2222 it ta.es The area is the number of 22222 2 surface to co%er its 222222. 8 m A "22222

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