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Area and Perimeter of Plane Figures Perimeter – distance around the polygon Area – number of square units needed to cover a figure Plane Figures Perimeter Area 1. Triangle a. b. a + b + c 3s bh / 2 s 2 3 4 2. Rectangle 2l + 2w Lw 3. Square 4s s 2 4. Trapezoid add the measure of all sides h ( b 1 +b 2) 2 5. Parallelogram 2l + 2w Lh 6. Circle πd 2 πr πr 2 IV. Evaluation A. Bookdrill: Answer drills on pages 66 – 68 B. Notebook drills:

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Area and Perimeter of Plane FiguresPerimeter – distance around the polygonArea – number of square units needed to cover a figurePlane Figures Perimeter Area

1. Triangle a.

b.

a + b + c

3s

bh / 2

s2√34

2. Rectangle2l + 2w Lw

3. Square4s s

2

4. Trapezoidadd the measure of all

sides h(b1+b2)

2

5. Parallelogram2l + 2w Lh

6. Circleπd∨2πr π r2

IV. EvaluationA. Bookdrill:

Answer drills on pages 66 – 68

B. Notebook drills: Please refer to Geometry (Patterns and Practicalities) pages 71

– 73

Find the area and perimeter of the following1. 2.

5m 8ft

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17 ft

3. 4.

5.

C. Solve1. A rectangular lot will be fenced using barbed wires. Its

dimensions are 24 m and 2000 meters. a. What is the minimum length of barbed wires to be used

to fence the whole lot?b. If a meter of barbed wire costs 135Php, how much will

be spent for the fencing?2. What is the area of the largest circle that can be cut from a

square cardboard which side measures 18 inches?