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Bell Work: Simplify (-2) 4. Answer:16 Lesson 37: Areas of combined polygons.
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Transcript of Bell Work: Simplify (-2) 4. Answer:16 Lesson 37: Areas of combined polygons.
Bell Work:
Simplify (-2)4
Answer:
16
Lesson 37:Areas of combined
polygons
The areas of some polygons can be found by dividing the polygon into smaller parts and finding the area of each part.
Formulas to be familiar with:
Area of rectangle: length x width
Area of triangle: ½ base x height
Pythagorean Theorem: a + b = c2 2 2
Example:
Find the area of this figure.
4 cm
8cm
6 cm
Answer:
Area of rectangle = 24 cm
Area of triangle = 4 cm
Area of polygon = 28 cm
2
2
2
Example:
Use a calculator to estimate the area of this lot.
100 ft110 ft
60 ft
Answer:
x + 100 = 110
≈ 46
Area of triangle ≈ 2300 ft
Area of rectangle = 6000 ft
Area of lot = 8300 ft
2 2 2
2
2
2
Example:
In the figure, AD is 40 cm and DC is 30 cm. Point B is the midpoint of AC and Point E is the midpoint of AD. Find the perimeter and the area of the quadrilateral BCDE.
____
____
A
B
C
DE
Answer:
Area of figure BCDE = 450 cm
2
HW: Lesson 37 #1-30