Measurements Of Polygons And Circles Worksheets - Lance Mangham, 6th Grade Math, Carroll Isd Page 7
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40Activity 10-3: Area of Rectangles
Name:
Use a formula chart to help answer the following problems.
Show all work on separate paper including three steps for each problem: write the correct
formula, fill in the numbers for the variables, and then solve the equation.
Game
Shape
Dimensions
Perimeter
Area
w =
ft.
1.
Racquetball
Rectangle
A = 800 sq. ft.
l = 40 ft.
w = 50 ft.
2.
NCAA basketball
Rectangle
l = 94 ft.
w = 85 ft.
3.
Ice hockey
Rectangle
P = 570 ft.
l =
ft.
w = ft.
4.
Volleyball
Rectangle
A = 1800 sq. ft.
l = 60 ft.
w = 180 ft.
5.
Lacrosse
Rectangle
l = 330 ft.
w = 225 ft.
6.
NCAA soccer
Rectangle
l = 360 ft.
w = 160 ft.
7.
Football
Rectangle
l = 360 ft.
w = 36 ft.
8.
Tennis
Rectangle
l = 78 ft.
Baseball infield
9.
Square
s =
ft.
A = 8100 sq. ft.
diamond
Find a cell phone or tablet. Assume your phone of tablet is a rectangle (it might not be exactly if it
has rounded corners).
10. Find the area of the front of your phone/tablet.
11. Then find the area of the usable screen.
12. What percentage of the entire area is the screen?
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Created by Lance Mangham, 6
grade math, Carroll ISD
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