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How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo. com

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Page 1: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume

By Trayvona Ford

Email: [email protected]

Page 2: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

How to Calculate Area?

The area of a shape is the amount of space inside the shape. Area is measured is square units such a square millimeters (mm2)square centimeters (cm2)square meters (m2) and square kilometers(km2)

Page 3: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

Area

2

4height

multiply the base times the height2ft x 4ft =8ft

base

Page 4: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

How to Calculate Perimeter?

• The distance around the outside edge of a shape. The perimeter of a shape can be found by adding the lengths of all of the sides of the shape.

Page 5: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

Perimeter

6in

6in

6in6+6+6+6 =24inPerimeter =24in

6in

Page 6: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

How to Calculate Volume?

• The amount of space inside a 3-D figure or object. Volume is measured with cubic units.The most commonly used units at the cubic millimeter (mm2)and the cubic meter(m3).

Page 7: How to Calculate Area, Perimeter, and Volume By Trayvona Ford Email: nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com nanny_pooh_student@yahoo.com

Volume

5in

6in6in

Volume =length x width x height

(6 x6) x 5=180 cubic inches