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    1. The document contains 17 multi-step geometry problems involving finding perimeters, areas, lengths, widths, heights, and costs of various shapes such as rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, rhombuses, kites, and catering halls. 2. The problems require using formulas like perimeter=2(length+width) and area=length×width to find missing values after given measurements, areas or perimeters of the shapes. 3. Carpeting costs, diagonal lengths, and heights are also calculated using shape formulas and given information.

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    1. The document contains 17 multi-step geometry problems involving finding perimeters, areas, lengths, widths, heights, and costs of various shapes such as rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, rhombuses, kites, and catering halls. 2. The problems require using formulas like perimeter=2(length+width) and area=length×width to find missing values after given measurements, areas or perimeters of the shapes. 3. Carpeting costs, diagonal lengths, and heights are also calculated using shape formulas and given information.

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    A Square Has An Area of 64 M - What Is The Length of Its Sides

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    1. The document contains 17 multi-step geometry problems involving finding perimeters, areas, lengths, widths, heights, and costs of various shapes such as rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, rhombuses, kites, and catering halls. 2. The problems require using formulas like perimeter=2(length+width) and area=length×width to find missing values after given measurements, areas or perimeters of the shapes. 3. Carpeting costs, diagonal lengths, and heights are also calculated using shape formulas and given information.

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    Review 8.1­8.

    1. Find the perimeter and area. 

    2. A rectangle has a perimeter of 60 ft.  
    its length is 21 ft.  What is its width?

    3. A square has an area of 64 m2.  What is the length of its sides.

    4.  The sides of a triangle have measures of 6y + 2, 6y + 2, and 4y ­ 1.  
    Express the perimeter in terms of y.
    5. Find the perimeter of a square if its area is 144 cm2.

    6. Find the area of a square if its perimeter is 20 cm.

    8. A catering hall is planning to carpet their rectangular 
    ballroom.  The room measures 90 ft by 110 ft.  The only part 
    that will not be carpeted is the dance floor which measures 
    360 in. by 396 in.  If carpeting cost $28 per square yard, find 
    the cost of carpeting this ballroom. 

    9. Find the area.

    12

    10. Find the area.
    3
    11
    4 5
    11. The area of a parallelogram is 456 cm2 and the base is 24 
    cm.  Find the height. 

    12. The area of a rhombus is 186 m2 and one diagonal 
    measures 12m.  Find the length of the other diagonal.

    13. The area of a triangle is 325 in2 and the height is 15in.  
    Find the length of the base.

    14.  Find the area and perimeter of the kite.
    A

    6.3 in.
    AC = 13 in.
    DE = 3 in.
    E B
    D

    8.1 in.

    C
    15.  Find the area.

    6 in.

    3 in.

    16.  If the area is 924 cm2, what is the perimeter?

    51 cm

    24 cm

    40 cm

    17.  If A = 204 cm2 and P = 62 cm, then h = ?.

    h 13 cm
    15 cm

    20 cm

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