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    Area and Perimeter Compound Shapes

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    The document provides word problems asking to find the area and perimeter of 6 compound shapes made of different geometric figures. For each problem, the area is calculated by finding the sum of the individual areas and the perimeter is calculated by finding the sum of all the sides. Formulas for area of rectangles, circles and semicircles are used to solve the problems.

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    Area and Perimeter Compound Shapes

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    The document provides word problems asking to find the area and perimeter of 6 compound shapes made of different geometric figures. For each problem, the area is calculated by finding the sum of the individual areas and the perimeter is calculated by finding the sum of all the sides. Formulas for area of rectangles, circles and semicircles are used to solve the problems.

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    The document provides word problems asking to find the area and perimeter of 6 compound shapes made of different geometric figures. For each problem, the area is calculated by finding the sum of the individual areas and the perimeter is calculated by finding the sum of all the sides. Formulas for area of rectangles, circles and semicircles are used to solve the problems.

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    The document provides word problems asking to find the area and perimeter of 6 compound shapes made of different geometric figures. For each problem, the area is calculated by finding the sum of the individual areas and the perimeter is calculated by finding the sum of all the sides. Formulas for area of rectangles, circles and semicircles are used to solve the problems.

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    Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes (F)

    Instructions: Find the area and perimeter of each compound shape.


    F

    1)

    10.0 yd

    11.1 yd

    11.1 km
    D

    2)

    11.3 yd

    7.1 yd

    5.1 km
    4.1 km

    9.7 yd
    A
    21.1 yd

    3)

    4)

    15.1 m
    J

    6.2 m

    5.1 m
    G

    6.2 m

    10.2 mi

    5.2 mi
    A

    4.1 m

    3.1 m
    20.2 m B

    4.2 mi

    C
    A

    5)

    6)

    11.1 in

    26.1 yd
    23.1 in

    11.0 yd
    F

    21.1 in

    D
    23.7 yd
    11.0 yd
    9.5 yd

    10.1 yd

    14.5 yd

    C
    9.1 in
    A
    B

    19.0 yd

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    Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes Answer (F)


    Instructions: Find the area and perimeter of each compound shape.
    F

    1)

    10.0 yd

    11.1 yd

    11.1 km
    D

    2)

    11.3 yd

    7.1 yd

    5.1 km
    4.1 km

    9.7 yd
    A
    21.1 yd

    Area

    3)

    = Area of ABCE + Area of CDF


    = (AB x BC) + (0.5x CD x FD)
    = (21.1 x 9.7) + (0.5x 10.0x 7.1)
    = 240.2 yd2
    = (2x BC) + AB + CF + FD + DE
    = (2x 9.7) + 21.1 + 11.3 + 7.1 +11.1
    = 70 yd

    Perimeter

    Area

    = Area of ABCD + Area of Part Circle EF


    = (AD x DC) + 0.5 (0.5 EF)2
    = (5.1 x 11.1) + 0.5 x 3.14x (0.5x4.1)2
    = 63.2 km2
    = 2 x( AD+ CD) + Arc EF
    = 2 x( 5.1+ 11.1) + 0.5x3.14x4.1
    = 34.7 km

    Perimeter

    4)

    15.1 m
    J

    6.2 m

    5.1 m
    G

    6.2 m

    10.2 mi

    5.2 mi
    20.2 m B

    4.2 mi

    10.2 mi
    A

    Area

    = Area of ACDH + Area of HDIJ


    = (AF x AC) + 0.5 x (HD+IJ) x EI
    = (3.1 x 20.2) + 0.5 x (20.2+15.1) x 5.1
    = 152.6 m2
    = (2 x AH) + (2 x JH)+ JI+ AC
    = (2 x 4.1) + (2 x 6.2) + 15.1 + 20.2
    = 55.9 m

    Perimeter

    4.1 m

    3.1 m
    A

    5)

    Area

    = Area of ACDF + Area of Part Circle FD


    = (BD x DF) + 0.5 (0.5 DF)2
    = (4.2 x 10.2) + 0.5 x 3.14 x (0.5 x 10.2)2
    = 83.7 mi2
    = (2 x AF) + DF + Arc DF
    = (2 x 5.2) + 10.2 + 0.5 x 3.14 x 10.2
    = 36.6 mi

    Perimeter

    6)

    11.1 in

    26.1 yd
    23.1 in

    11.0 yd
    F

    21.1 in

    D
    23.7 yd
    11.0 yd
    9.5 yd

    10.1 yd

    C
    9.1 in

    14.5 yd

    A
    B

    A
    Area

    Perimeter

    19.0 yd

    = Area of (ABCF+DFG)+Area of Part Circle GDC


    = (0.5x(AB+FD+DC)x BD)+
    (0.5xFD xDG)+ 0.25 (DG)2
    = (0.5x(23.7 +19.0+11.0)x 9.5) +
    (0.5x 23.7 x 11.0)+ 0.25 (11.0)2
    = 480.4 yd2
    = AB + BC + Arc CG + GF + FA
    = 19.1 + 14.2+0.25x3.14x2x11.0 + 26.1 + 10.1
    = 86.7 yd

    Area

    = Area of ABF + Area of BCEF + Area of Part Circle DCE


    = (0.5x AB x BF) +(BC x BF) + 0.25 (BC)2
    = (0.5x 9.1 x 21.1) + (11.1 x 21.1) + 0.25 x 3.14 (21.1)2
    = 679.7 in2
    Perimeter
    = AB + (2x BC) +Arc DE + AF
    = 9.1 + (2x11.1)+ 0.25x3.14x2x21.1+ 23.1
    = 87.5 in

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