Plan 1

Figure 1
Figure 2

Step 1

Assume that the given figure has complete measurements, necessarily the length and the width

9 in x 5 in= 45 in2

Step 2

Solve for the missing figure

(Figure 1)

3 in x 3 in = 9 in2

(Figure 2

3 in x 3 in = 9 in2

Step 3

Find the sum of the area measurements of both figures

9 in2 + 9 in2= 18 in2

Step 4

Subtract 18 from 45

45 in2 – 18 in2 = 27 in2

The area of the irregular rectangle is 27 in2

Plan 2

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1 2

Step 1

Assume that the given figure has complete measurements, necessarily the length and the width

12m x 15m = 18m2

Step 2

Solve for the missing figure

Figure 1 (smaller)

10 - 7= 3 m

3 x 3 = 9 m2

Figure 2 (larger)

3 m + 3 m = 6m

12m - 6 = 6

10 x 6 = 60 m2

Step 3

Find the sum of the area measurements of both figures

60 m2 + 9 m2 = 69 m2
 Step 4

Subtract 69 from 180

180 m2 – 69 m2 = 111 m2

The area of the irregular rectangle is 111 m2

Plan 3

Step 1

Assume that the given figure has complete measurements, necessarily the length and the width

12 m2 x 12 m2 = 144

Step 2

Solve for the missing figures

Figure 1(smaller)

4 m x 5 m= 20 m2

Figure 2(larger)

5 m x 5 m = 25 m2
 Step 3

Find the sum of the area measurements of both figures

25 m2 + 20 m2 = 45 m2

Step 4

Subtract 45 from 144

144 m2 – 45 m2 = 99 m2

The area of the irregular rectangle is 99 m2

Title: Revising a Constant Formula:

Finding the area of an Irregular Rectangle

Group members:

Donna Jane S. Tomenes

Kya Charity A. Tarrayo

Sophia Crystel G. Soria