Areas of Composite Figures and Circles A
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Russell Mullins
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Mathematics
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9th - 10th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
Find the area of the trapezoid, find the area of the rectangle, and then subtract the areas.
Find the area of the trapezoid, find the area of the rectangle, and then multiply the areas.
Find the area of the trapezoid, find the area of the rectangle, and then divide the areas.
Find the area of the trapezoid, find the area of the rectangle, and then add the areas.
2.
Multiple Choice
Find the area of the shaded, find the area of the not shaded, and then ADD the shaded with the not shaded
Find the area of the shaded polygon, find the area of the not shaded polygon and then SUBTRACT the shaded from the not shaded
Find the area of the larger shape
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Multiple Choice
14 m2
120 m2
106 m2
134 m2
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Multiple Choice
34 units2
960 units2
220 units2
480 units2
5.
Multiple Choice
the distance around a shape
half the distance around a shape
the amount of space outside a shape
the amount of space inside a shape
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