Measurement

Reasonable Units

Introduction to Area

Area of Rectangles and Squares

Area of triangles

Area of Parallelograms

Area of Composite Shapes I

Area of Composite Shapes II

Exploring the area of special quadrilaterals

Area of Special Quadrilaterals

Area of Non Right Angle Triangles

Parts of a Circle

Area of a Circle

Area and Perimeter of Sectors

Volume of Rectangular Prisms

Volume of Prisms I

Volume of Prisms II

Volume of Cylinders I

Volume of Cylinders II

Volume of Right Pyramids

Volume of Right Cones

Volume of Spheres

Connecting Perimeters and Areas

Volume of Composite Solids I

Volume of Composite Solids II

Applications of Volume

Surface Area of Prisms I

Surface Area of Prisms II

Surface Area of Cylinders I

Surface Area of Cylinders II

Surface Area of Right Pyramids and Cones

Surface Area of a Sphere

Surface Area of Simple Composite Solids

Surface Area of Composite Solids

Surface Area of Complex Composite Solids

Stage 1 - Stage 3

Area of Composite Shapes I

Interactive practice questions

Consider the given shape.

The composite figure consists of two rectangles, labeled A and B. Rectangle A is placed on top of Rectangle B. Rectangle A is longer than Rectangle B. The length of rectangle A measures $9$ $cm$ . The width of rectangle A measures $1$ $cm$ . The width of rectangle B measures $5$ $cm$ . The overhanging parts of Rectangle A on each side of Rectangle B are $4$ $cm$ on the left and $2$ $cm$ on the right.

a

Determine the area of rectangle $B$B.

b

Hence calculate the total area of the composite shape.

Easy

1min

Calculate the area of the given shape.

Easy

1min

Calculate the area of the given shape.

Easy

1min

Find the area of the figure shown.

Easy

1min

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