Area

Find the area.

• 12.75

• 191.25

• 19.125

• 95.625

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Give the most precise name of the figure and the correct formula(s) to find the area.

• Rhombus

• Regular Polygon

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Which of the following is a formula you could use to find area of a hexagon?

• # sides x Length x Apothem ÷ 2

• Length x Height

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What would be the first step in finding the area of the pentagon?

• draw in the apothem
• calculate the length of the side
• calculate the length of the radius
• find the angle measure

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Find the area of this shape

• 40 $ft^2$

• 49 $ft^2$

• 9 $ft^2$

• 61 $ft^2$

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The figure is composed of two trapezoids. Measurements are given in feet. What is the are of the figure in square feet?

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5) The figure shown is composed of two congruent triangles and a square. Measurements are given in inches. What is the total area of the figure in square inches?

Work out the shaded area.

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Find the area of the figure

• 43 sq inches

• 102 sq inches

• 37 inches

• 90 sq inches

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A four-pointed star is created by four isosceles triangles and a square. If the height of each triangle is 6 cm and one side of the square is 4 cm, what is the area of the star?

• $64\ cm^2$

• $112\ cm^2$

• $28\ cm^2$

• $40\ cm^2$

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