Study Guide Part 2: Composite Figures
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Tavaria Miller
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Composite Figures
Composite figures are figures that are made from more than one shape being combined. The heart that you see is actually made from a square and two semi-circles.
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For rectangles, you multipy the length x width.
You may also hear that area of a rectangle is calculated using the formula Area= base x height.
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Area of a square is similar to area of a rectangle. You multiply length x width.
To find area of this square, I'd multiply 5 x 5
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Find the area of this square
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For area of a triangle, you multiply base x height. Then, divide your answer by 2.
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The triangle has a base of 6 and a height of 7.
To solve, first multiply base x height.
7 x 6 = 42
Then, divide by 2.
42/2 = 21
Area = 21 cm^2
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Composite Figures
Composite figures are figures that are made from more than one shape being combined. The heart that you see is actually made from a square and two semi-circles.
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