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Day Four Try these. Draw a quadrilateral with a perimeter of 22 cm and an area of 24 cm2


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Marks:


/2 2 The perimeter of a shape is 108 cm. Its length is 5 times its width. What is its area?


Answer: 3


This shape is made of squares. The area of the entire shape is 160 cm2


. What is the perimeter of the shape?


cm2


Marks:


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Answer:


cm Marks:


3. a mathematical set, 4. a lunch box. Super Sleuth investigates


/2 Today’s Marks:


Super Sleuth investigates Find the following items and measure their surface area: 1. a Rubik’s Cube, 2. a die,


1. As a class, draw squares with an area of 100 cm2


and create a small image of a good memory from your time in primary school. 2. Use a metre stick to create a poster measuring 1 m2 many of the smaller pieces would fit onto the poster.


. Was your prediction correct? Total Marks: /28 |


on sheets of paper. Cut them out . Compare the two. Predict how


3. Place enough of the good memory squares together until you have a larger square measuring 1 m2


4. Place the individual pieces together to create a beautiful class collage of your happiest moments in primary school.


The maths language that I used in this unit includes the following words: I would like to find out what means. 75 /6


Week 17 | Area and Perimeter


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