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    Area of Compound Shapes

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    Ayeola Robertson
    This document contains 13 math problems about calculating areas of 2D shapes. The shapes include rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, circles, L-shapes and compound shapes. For each problem, the students are given a diagram and measurements and asked to calculate the area.

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    Area of Compound Shapes

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    This document contains 13 math problems about calculating areas of 2D shapes. The shapes include rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, circles, L-shapes and compound shapes. For each problem, the students are given a diagram and measurements and asked to calculate the area.

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    This document contains 13 math problems about calculating areas of 2D shapes. The shapes include rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, circles, L-shapes and compound shapes. For each problem, the students are given a diagram and measurements and asked to calculate the area.

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    Download as pdf or txt
    177 views11 pages

    Area of Compound Shapes

    Uploaded by

    Ayeola Robertson
    This document contains 13 math problems about calculating areas of 2D shapes. The shapes include rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, circles, L-shapes and compound shapes. For each problem, the students are given a diagram and measurements and asked to calculate the area.

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    1.!

    ! !

    ! Calculate the area of the shape.

    .........................cm²
    (3)

    2.! Shown is an L shape.

    ! !
    ! Calculate the area of the shape.

    .........................cm²
    (3)

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    3.!

    ! !

    ! Calculate the area of the shape.

    .........................cm²
    (3)

    4.!

    ! !

    ! The area of the compound shape is 106cm².


    ! Work out the size of x.

    .........................cm
    (3)
    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    5.! Connor is painting the front of his house.

    ! The tin of paint he has can cover 16m².

    ! Will he have enough paint?


    ! You must show your workings.

    ! ................................................................................................................................

    ! ................................................................................................................................

    ! ................................................................................................................................
    (4)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    6.!

    ! !

    ! Calculate the area of the shape above.

    .........................cm²
    (3)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    7.! The shape below is made from five identical squares.

    ! The area of the shape is 180cm².

    ! Work out the length of side y.

    .........................cm
    (3)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    8.!

    ! !

    ! The diagram represents the side view of a shed with a sloping roof.
    ! Calculate the area of the side view of the shed.
    ! Give your answer to an appropriate degree of accuracy.

    .........................m²
    (3)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    9.! Shown is the plan of a small field.

    ! !

    ! Thomas is going to keep some chickens in the field.


    ! Each chicken needs 5m².

    ! Work out the greatest number of chickens Thomas can keep in the field.

    .........................
    (5)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    10.! Bea makes a logo for a club in school.

    ! !

    ! Work out the area of the logo.

    .........................cm²
    (4)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    11.! The diagram shows a rectangle with a circle cut out.

    ! The rectangle has length 20cm and width 11cm.


    ! The circle has diameter 8cm.

    ! Work out the shaded area.


    ! Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.

    .........................cm²
    (4)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    12.! Shown is a cross-section of a river.

    ! Calculate an estimate of the area of the cross section by considering the


    ! trapezium, rectangle and triangle.

    .........................m²
    (6)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014
    13.! Shown is an L shape.

    ! !
    ! All measurements are in centimetres.
    ! Find an expression for the area of the L shape.
    !
    !

    .........................cm²
    (3)

    © CORBETTMATHS 2014

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