Area
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Course: | Learning Services |
Book: | Area |
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Date: | Monday, 2 December 2024, 12:04 AM |
Description
Examples and practice activities to help you learn how to calculate area.
Introduction
The area is the space inside a shape. It is measured in square metres, square centimetres, or square millimetres.
Area can be calculated by counting the square spaces in the shape or using a formula.Use the arrows to view the examples and practice questions on area, or click below to download printable resources.
Example 1
Find the area of the rectangle below in square centimetres.
You can find the area of this shape by counting the number of centimetre squares it has.
Practice Question 1
Calculate the area of the rectangle below by drawing the centimetre squares.
Example 2
The areas of other shapes can be found by counting the centimetre squares.
Find the area of the shape below.
Practice Question 2
Draw the centimetre squares in this shape to find the area.
Practice Question 3
Work out the area of this shape by counting the centimetre squares. Partially filled squares can be added together to make a whole.
Example 3
Practice Question 4
Calculate the area of the rectangle using the formula Area = Length x Width
Example 4
Practice Question 5
Find the area of the circle below.