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MAT 140 Quiz: Unit_09_Perimeter_Area_and_Volume_-_quiz

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Lesson 1: perimeter: find the perimeter of each polygon, the perimeter of an isosceles triangle is 24 cm. How do you know: rectangle a with length 20 cm and width 5 cm, rectangle b with length 13 cm and width 12 cm, the perimeter of a rectangle is 30 cm. Find the whole-number dimensions of the rectangle with: the least area, the greatest area. Lesson 4: area of a parallelogram: find the area of each parallelogram, a parallelogram with height 11 cm has area 132 cm . Lesson 5: exploring triangles and rectangles: a triangle has base 8 cm and height 9 cm. Find the area of the triangle: a rectangle and a triangle each have a base 7 cm long. Lesson 6: exploring triangles and parallelograms: find the area of each triangle, each triangle has area 12 cm .

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