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AREA & PERIMETER. Created by Miss Mott. AREA. What is area?. Area is the amount of ____________ that an object takes up. Area is measured in _____________ units. It’s what the inside measures!. There are 2 ways to find the area of an object. Way #1: Count the number of squares.
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AREA & PERIMETER Created by Miss Mott
What is area? • Area is the amount of ____________ that an object takes up. • Area is measured in _____________ units. • It’s what the inside measures!
Way # 1: Count the total number of squares. 1. What is the area? ______________________
Way # 1: Count the total number of squares. 2. What is the area? ______________________
Way # 1: Count the total number of squares. 3. What is the area? ______________________
Way # 1: Count the total number of squares. 4. What is the area? ______________________
Way # 2: Length X Width 1. What is the area? ______________________ 4 cm 2 cm 2 cm 4 cm
Way # 2: Length X Width 2. What is the area? ______________________ 3 cm 3 cm 3 cm 3 cm
Way # 2: Length X Width 3. What is the area? ______________________ 8 cm 4 cm 4 cm 8 cm
Way # 2: Length X Width 4. What is the area? ______________________ 6 cm 6 cm 6 cm 6 cm
What is perimeter? • Perimeter is the ____________ around an object. • It is what the outside measures!
Way # 1: Count the number of spaces outside the object 1. What is the perimeter? __________________
Way # 1: Count the number of spaces outside the object 2. What is the perimeter? __________________
Way # 1: Count the number of spaces outside the object 3. What is the perimeter? __________________
Way # 1: Count the number of spaces outside the object 4. What is the perimeter? __________________
Way # 2: Add all of the sides 1. What is the perimeter? __________________ 4 cm 2 cm 2 cm 4 cm
Way # 2: Add all of the sides 2. What is the perimeter? __________________ 3 cm 3 cm 3 cm 3 cm
Way # 2: Add all of the sides 3. What is the perimeter? __________________ 8 cm 4 cm 4 cm 8 cm
Way # 2: Add all of the sides 4. What is the perimeter? __________________ 6 cm 6 cm 6 cm 6 cm
Way # 2: Add all of the sides 5. What is the perimeter? __________________ 4 cm 4 cm 4 cm
Way # 2: Add all of the sides 6. What is the perimeter? __________________ Note: Each line measure 1 cm.
Practice Problem #1 FORMULAS: AREA – space inside; count the squares inside or use length x width PERIMETER – distance around the outside; add all sides or count spaces outside the object • What is the area? ____________________ • What is the perimeter? _______________
Practice Problem #2 FORMULAS: AREA – space inside; count the squares inside or use length x width PERIMETER – distance around the outside; add all sides or count spaces outside the object • What is the area? ____________________ • What is the perimeter? _______________
Practice Problem #3 FORMULAS: AREA – space inside; count the squares inside or use length x width PERIMETER – distance around the outside; add all sides or count spaces outside the object • What is the area? ____________________ • What is the perimeter? _______________
Practice Problem #4 FORMULAS: AREA – space inside; count the squares inside or use length x width PERIMETER – distance around the outside; add all sides or count spaces outside the object • What is the area? ____________________ • What is the perimeter? _______________ 3 cm 1 cm 1 cm 3 cm
Practice Problem #5 FORMULAS: AREA – space inside; count the squares inside or use length x width PERIMETER – distance around the outside; add all sides or count spaces outside the object • What is the area? ____________________ • What is the perimeter? _______________ 2 cm 2 cm 2 cm 2 cm