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Exploring Rectangles: Perimeter, Area, and Grid Mapping

Dive into rectangles with a fixed perimeter of 32 on a grid. Explore their areas with corresponding coordinates and learn about x, y dimensions.

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Exploring Rectangles: Perimeter, Area, and Grid Mapping

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  1. Picture This! Perimeter (and Area)

  2. We’ll take a look atrectangles whose Perimeter = 32 We’ll map themon this grid hit the arrow key to advancefrom one slide to the next

  3. 16 x 0

  4. 15 x 1

  5. 14 x 2

  6. 13 x 3

  7. 12 x 4

  8. 11 x 5

  9. 10 x 6

  10. 9 x 7

  11. 8 x 8

  12. 7 x 9

  13. 6 x 10

  14. 5 x 11

  15. 4 x 12

  16. 3 x 13

  17. 2 x 14

  18. 1 x 15

  19. 0 x 16

  20. 16 x 0 Area = 0 sq. units

  21. 15 x 1 Area = 15 sq. units

  22. 14 x 2 Area = 28 sq. units

  23. 13 x 3 Area = 39 sq. units

  24. 12 x 4 Area = 48 sq. units

  25. 11 x 5 Area = 55 sq. units

  26. 10 x 6 Area = 60 sq. units

  27. 9 x 7 Area = 63 sq. units

  28. 8 x 8 Area = 64 sq. units

  29. 7 x 9 Area = 63 sq. units

  30. 6 x 10 Area = 60 sq. units

  31. 5 x 11 Area = 55 sq. units

  32. 4 x 12 Area = 48 sq. units

  33. 3 x 13 Area = 39 sq. units

  34. 2 x 14 Area = 28 sq. units

  35. 1 x 15 Area = 15 sq. units

  36. 0 x 16 Area = 0 sq. units

  37. Area, Perimeter, x and y

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