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For Exercises 1-2, find the perim eter of each figure. For Exercises 3-4, find the
area of each figure. For Exercises 5-7, find the volum e o f each figure.
Find the perim eter of each figure.
Use the formula P = 2 i +
P = 2(3) + 2(4)
= 6 + 8 = 14
4 cm I h e p erim e te r is 14 cm.
Add th e m easures of th e sides.
3 + 4 + 5 = 12
The p erim e te r is 12 in. r
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Use th e form ula V = irr2h.
V = 3.14 • 2 2 • 5
= 3.14 • 4 • 5 = 62.8 in.3
The volum e is 62.8 in.3.
Ex a m p l e 3
Find the volum e o f each figure.
Use th e form ula V = Bh.
6 in, B = area of th e base
= 3 • 5 = 15
, V= 15 • 6 = 90 in.3
5 jn The volum e is 90 in.3.
Ex e r c i se s
Use th e form ula A = \[bh).
A = | (7 • 6 ) = 21
The area is 21 in.2.
Ex a m p l e 2
Find the area o f each figure.
Use th e form ula A = bh.
A = 6 • 5 = 30
6 in. The area is 30 in .2.
Per i m et er , A r e a , an d Vo l u m e
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The p erim e te r of a figure is the distance a ro u n d th e figure. The area of a figure is the
n u m b e r of square units contained in th e figure. The volum e of a three-dim ensional
figure is the n u m b e r of cubic units co n tain ed in th e figure.
Ex a m p l e 1
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