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Area of Parallelogram

Area of Parallelogram. Lesson 16.3. Area. Area is the amount of space inside a figure. We use square units to describe area. For rectangles, the area formula is A=lw (area equals length times width).

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Area of Parallelogram

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  1. Area of Parallelogram Lesson 16.3

  2. Area • Area is the amount of space inside a figure. We use square units to describe area. • For rectangles, the area formula is A=lw (area equals length times width). • For squares, the formula is still A=lw. However, since every side of a square is the same, then it can also be expressed as A=s2 where s equals the length of one side.

  3. Example 12 m A=lw A=12(8) 8 m A=96 sq. m Area is expressed in square units. It can be written (in this case) as 96 sq. m or 96 m2.

  4. Area of Irregular Shapes Count how many squares are completely covered by the shape. Put partial squares together to make wholes. • 13 squares are full. • 2 squares are almost full, and they can be matched up with 2 squares that are almost empty. • 3 squares are about half full – when two are put together that makes a full square. The half square is left over. • Altogether, there are 16 and a half squares full.

  5. Area of Parallelogram A = bh 1.5 × 2 = 1.5 in. 2 in. 2 in.

  6. Practice Time

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