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    Maths 1

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    This math worksheet contains questions about calculating perimeter and area of different shapes. It includes questions about finding the missing values, stating if statements are true or false, calculating areas and perimeters of rectangles, triangles, circles, and composite shapes. The final questions ask students to calculate the total area and boundary of a composite shape made of two rectangles.

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    Maths 1

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    This math worksheet contains questions about calculating perimeter and area of different shapes. It includes questions about finding the missing values, stating if statements are true or false, calculating areas and perimeters of rectangles, triangles, circles, and composite shapes. The final questions ask students to calculate the total area and boundary of a composite shape made of two rectangles.

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    This math worksheet contains questions about calculating perimeter and area of different shapes. It includes questions about finding the missing values, stating if statements are true or false, calculating areas and perimeters of rectangles, triangles, circles, and composite shapes. The final questions ask students to calculate the total area and boundary of a composite shape made of two rectangles.

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    This math worksheet contains questions about calculating perimeter and area of different shapes. It includes questions about finding the missing values, stating if statements are true or false, calculating areas and perimeters of rectangles, triangles, circles, and composite shapes. The final questions ask students to calculate the total area and boundary of a composite shape made of two rectangles.

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    kendriya Vidyalaya n.a.

    l campus
    Maths worksheet
    Based on chapter Perimeter and Area
    Name: -________ Roll no.: -____
    Class& Sec: -7th___ date: -_______
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Q1: - fill in the blanks


    1. ________ of a square is the length of its
    boundary.
    2. The side of the square having perimeter
    48cm is __________.
    3. Area of parallelogram=____________.
    𝟏
    4. Area of a triangle= 𝟐 x_________.
    5. Area of circle=__________
    Q2: - State True or False
    1. The diagonals of square bisect each at 90o
    ____
    2. If the perimeter of rectangle and square
    are equal, then the area also equal ____
    Q3: - A wire is in the shape of square of side
    15cm. If the wire is re-bent into a rectangle of
    length 22cm, find its breadth. Also, find their
    areas. Which covers more area?
    Q4: - The length and breadth of rectangular field
    are 120m and 80m respectively. Find
    • Its area
    • Its perimeter
    • Cost of fencing field at the rate of Rs. 3.50/m
    • The cost of ploughing the field at Rs. 16.50/m2
    Q5: - Find the area of following shapes
    h=4cm
    b=7cm
    -----------------------------------
    h=4cm
    b= 6.5cm
    ----------------------------------

    𝟐𝟐
    Diameter=15cm, {π= }
    𝟕
    Q6: -Find the missing value:
    S. No. Base Height (Altitude) Area of II gm
    a) 18cm ___________ 504cm2
    b) ___________ 12.5cm 275cm2
    c) 8.4 cm ___________ 52.08cm2
    d) ___________ 16.5cm 528cm2
    Q7: - In the given figure quadrilateral ABCD is a
    parallelogram. BL is the height from B to AD and DM
    is the height from D to AB. If CD=16 cm and DM=
    12.5cm, then find D C
    L
    a) Area of II gm ABCD
    b) BL if AD = 8cm
    AM B

    Q8: - Find the area of shaded region.


    7m

    h
    7777
    m
    10 m

    3.5 m
    7m

    Q9: -How many time a wheel of radius 35cm must


    𝟐𝟐
    rotate to go 356m? {𝝅= }
    𝟕

    Q10: - In the given figure, find


    a) The area of whole figure
    b) The total boundary of the figure
    113 cm
    I I

    46 cm

    ---END---

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