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Classify Triangles
Polygons
Area Formulas
Find the Area
100

5 times 2/3 =

10/3 (ten thirds) or 3 1/3 (three and one third)

100

One right angle

All sides different lengths

Right Scalene

100

Any closed, straight sided 2D shape with congruent sides AND angle measurements.

Regular Polygon

100

What shape uses THIS FORMULA: A = l x w

Any rectangle or square

100

Find the area of this Parallelogram: base of 7 inches and height of 5 inches

base x height

7 x 5 = 35 inches2

200

1/5 times 4/5 = 

4/25 (four twenty-fifths)

200

One obtuse angle

Two sides same length

Obtuse Isosceles

200

Polygon with 4 vertices and 4 sides.

Quadrilateral (could be a square, rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus, kite, trapezoid)

200

What shape uses THIS FORMULA: A = b x h

Parallelograms (including rectangles & squares)

200

Find the area of this Right Triangle: base of 12 cm height of 10.5 cm

1/2 times (12 x 10.5) or (12 x 10.5)/2

126/2=63 cm2

300

1/4 times 8=

8/4 (eight fourths) or 2 (two: 8 divided by 4 is 2)

300

All 600 angles

All sides same length

Equilateral

300

A polygon in the shape of a STAR would be named as _____?

Decagon (10 sides)

300

A = 1/2 b x h is ONE way you might see THIS shape's area formula.

Triangle

300

Find the area of a trapezoid that has two parallel sides of 4 inches and 11 inches and a height of 5 inches

A = 5 x (4 + 11)/2 or (4+11) x5 /2 

A=110 inches2

400

1/2 times 3/4=

3/8 (three eighths)

400

One right angle

Two sides same length

Right Isosceles

400

A six-sided irregular polygon would be named as _____?

Hexagon

400

THIS shape's area formula includes TWO bases that must be added together FIRST.

Trapezoid

400

What shape and area would this be?

(7x3)/2

Triangle with Area of 10.5 (10 1/2) units2

500

13 times 1/2=

13/2 (thirteen halves) or 6 1/2 (six and a half)

500

2 right angles

All sides same length

Does NOT exist!! Hahahahahahah

500

The polygon with the LEAST number of sides and angles goes by what name?

Triangle

500

ALL area formulas include a base(s) and height that meet at this particular type of lines or angle...

Perpendicular lines (meet at 90o)

500
What area formula(s) could you use to find the area of a regular hexagon?

Two congruent trapezoids, 6 congruent equilateral triangles, 3 congruent parallelograms, or a mixture of those.