Exam: Skill #75- Calculate The Area Of A Parallelogram And Trapezoid
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel lines while a trapezoid is a quadrilateral with at least one pair of parallel lines. The quiz below focuses on calculating the surface area of these two shapes.
Questions and Answers
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Calculate the AREA in square feet of the figure below:
Explanation
The figure below has an area of 54 square feet.Rate this question:
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Calculate the Perimeter of the figure below:
Explanation
The given answer options all state that the perimeter of the figure is 37 cm. This means that the total length of all the sides of the figure is 37 cm. Without a visual representation of the figure, it is not possible to determine the exact shape or dimensions of the figure. However, based on the given answer options, we can conclude that the perimeter is 37 cm.Rate this question:
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Calculate the area of the figure below:
Explanation
The figure is a square, and the question asks for the area of the figure. The area of a square is calculated by multiplying the length of one side by itself. Since all sides of the square are equal, we can use any of the given measurements. Therefore, the area of the figure is 9 square miles, 9, or 9 miles squared.Rate this question:
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Calculate the AREA and PERIMETER of the figure below. Area = ______square meters( ) and Perimeter = _______meters SEPARATE your answers with a comma.
Explanation
The given answer is incorrect. The question asks for the area and perimeter of the figure, but the provided answer includes duplicate values. The correct answer should be a single value for the area and a single value for the perimeter, separated by a comma.Rate this question:
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