Squares & Rectangles: Area Challenge

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Area of square and rectangle

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Froggy Jumps Squares & Rectangles: Area ChallengeVersion en ligne Area of square and rectangle par Catherine Bautista 1 What is the formula for the area of a square with side length s? a A = s^2 b A = 2s c A = s(s+1) 2 If a rectangle has length 8 and width 3, what is its area? a 11 b 27 c 24 3 Which measurement does not change the area of a square? a Rotating the square b Changing the side length c Changing the color 4 A square with side 5 cm has area: a 30 cm^2 b 25 cm^2 c 10 cm^2 5 Area of a rectangle can be found by: a (Length + Width)² b Perimeter ÷ 2 c Length × Width 6 If a rectangle is 7 cm by 4 cm, its area is: a 28 cm^2 b 31 cm^2 c 11 cm^2 7 Which shape always has equal length and width? a Square b Rectangle c Rhombus 8 A square of side 9 cm has area greater than a rectangle 9×8? a Yes b Only if units differ c No 9 To double the area of a square, you must: a Increase side length by a factor of √2 b Add 1 cm to the side c Double the side length 10 Which quantity is needed to calculate area of a rectangle? a Diagonal length b Length and width c Perimeter and side

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Squares & Rectangles: Area ChallengeVersion en ligne

Area of square and rectangle

par Catherine Bautista

What is the formula for the area of a square with side length s?

A = s^2

A = 2s

A = s(s+1)

If a rectangle has length 8 and width 3, what is its area?

Which measurement does not change the area of a square?

Rotating the square

Changing the side length

Changing the color

A square with side 5 cm has area:

30 cm^2

25 cm^2

10 cm^2

Area of a rectangle can be found by:

(Length + Width)²

Perimeter ÷ 2

Length × Width

If a rectangle is 7 cm by 4 cm, its area is:

28 cm^2

31 cm^2

11 cm^2

Which shape always has equal length and width?

Square

Rectangle

Rhombus

A square of side 9 cm has area greater than a rectangle 9×8?

Yes

Only if units differ

To double the area of a square, you must:

Increase side length by a factor of √2

Add 1 cm to the side

Double the side length

Which quantity is needed to calculate area of a rectangle?

Diagonal length

Length and width

Perimeter and side

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Squares & Rectangles: Area ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Catherine Bautista

What is the formula for the area of a square with side length s?

If a rectangle has length 8 and width 3, what is its area?

Which measurement does not change the area of a square?

A square with side 5 cm has area:

Area of a rectangle can be found by:

If a rectangle is 7 cm by 4 cm, its area is:

Which shape always has equal length and width?

A square of side 9 cm has area greater than a rectangle 9×8?

To double the area of a square, you must:

Which quantity is needed to calculate area of a rectangle?