Area Calculations: Squares, Rectangles, and Triangles

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What is the calculated area of square [ABCD] using the formula $\text{Area}[ABCD] = (AB + DC) / 2 * BC$?

  • 24 cm² (correct)
  • 36 cm²
  • 40 cm²
  • 30 cm²

What is the area of quadrilateral [AFCD]?

  • 13.5 cm² (correct)
  • 22.5 cm²
  • 24.5 cm²
  • 27 cm²

How is the area of [ABEF] first calculated?

  • By adding the areas of [AFD] and [FCE] to that of [ABCD]
  • By subtracting areas of [AFD] and [FCE] from that of [ABCD] (correct)
  • By using the formula of a triangle
  • By multiplying the lengths of AB and BE

Which dimensions are used in the calculation of area [ABCD] when using $AB * BE$?

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What is the final area of [ABEF] as calculated?

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Flashcards

Area of a Square

The area of square ABCD calculated as side length squared.

Area Calculation Method

Utilizing different dimensions to find area through various formulas.

Area [ABEF]

The final area calculated is 22.5 cm² for figure ABEF.

Error Identification

Recognizing typos and calculation errors in area computations.

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Quadrilateral Area

Area calculations demonstrating methods for quadrilaterals, especially squares.

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Study Notes

Area of a Square and Rectangle

  • ABCD is a square with sides AB = BC = CD = DA = 8 cm

  • The side lengths are also AB = CD = 6 cm, AD = BC = 6 cm

  • The area of a square is found by multiplying the side length by itself (AB X BC)

  • The area of a square ABCD with sides of 8cm each is: (8cm + 8cm)/2 = 8 cm x 4 cm = 32 cm2

  • The area of a rectangle is found by multiplying the length by the width

  • The Area of the square [ABCD] = (AB + DC) / 2 x BC = (8 + 4)/2 x 4 = 24 cm2

  • Another way to calculate the area of the square ABCD is: AB x BC = 8cm x 4cm = 24cm2

Area of a Triangle

  • The area of a triangle is calculated by multiplying the base by half the height (base x height / 2 )
  • The area of a triangle [ABE] is AB X BE = 7cm x 3.5 cm = 24.5 cm2
  • Area (AFCD) = Area of square [ABCD] - Area[ABCF]

Area of a Trapezoid and Combined Shapes

  • Area(AFCD) = Area(ABCD)/2 - Area(ABCF)
  • (DB X AC / 2)-(FB X AC / 2)=9 x 9/2 - 6 x 9/2 = 81/2 - 54/2 = 40.5 - 27 = 13.5 cm2
  • Area [ABEF] = Area(ABCD) - (Area AFD + Area FCE) = 6 x 6 - ((6 x 3)/2 + (3 x 3)/2) = 36 - (18/2 + 9/2) = 36 - (9 + 4.5) = 36 - 13.5 = 22.5 cm2

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