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Scott Zucca
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Areas of Quadrilaterals

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Area
Area is a measure of two-dimensional space. Area is measured in square units, such as square feet or cm2. The two dimensions of a square unit must be perpendicular.
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Rectangles & Parallelograms (& Squares)
The area of rectangles, parallelograms, and squares are all effectively the same. The important component is that the two dimensions measured are perpendicular.
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Multiple Choice
What is the area of a rectangle that measures 18 inches by one foot.
18 square inches
18 square feet
216 square inches
216 square feet
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Multiple Choice
What is the area of the parallelogram shown?
30 cm2
35 cm2
40 cm2
50 cm2
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Multiple Choice
What is the length of a diagonal of a square that has an area of 36 square centimeters?
6 cm
62 cm
63 cm
18 cm
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Triangles
A triangle can always be drawn as half of a rectangle or parallelogram. Any altitude of a triangle can be used as the height when paired with the corresponding base.
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Multiple Choice
What is the area of the shaded triangle?
16 cm2
20 cm2
24 cm2
32 cm2
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Trapezoids
The area of a trapezoid is also calculated by multiplying perpendicular distances. The height is the distance between the parallel lines. The “base” is the average of the two bases, which is also the length of the midsegment.
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Multiple Choice
What is the area of the trapezoid shown in the diagram?
130 cm2
140 cm2
180 cm2
260 cm2
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Rhombus and Kite
A kite can be broken down into a pair of isosceles triangles. A rhombus is four right triangles. In both cases, the area can be expressed as one-half the product of the diagonals.
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Multiple Choice
What is the area of the figure shown?
30 cm2
60 cm2
65 cm2
120 cm2
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Distance Between Two Geometric Objects
In general, the distance between two objects is measured perpendicularly. For example, the distance between parallel lines is the is measured at right angles to both lines, like the height of a trapezoid.
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Multiple Choice
What is the distance between the lines
y=21x and y=21x+5 ?5 units
5 units
25 units
45 units
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Multiple Choice
The distance from the center of a regular polygon to one its sides is called ___________.
an apothem
a diagonal
a radius
a side
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Poll
Are you ready to calculate some area?
Yes
No
What's area again?
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