Form 10: Same Perimeter, Different Area
Explore how different rectangles can share the exact same perimeter while enclosing different total areas. Compare varying dimensions to see how area changes.
Questions
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Rectangle A is 6x2 cm. Rectangle B is 4x4 cm. Which shape has the larger area?
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Rectangle A (7x1 cm) and Rectangle B (5x3 cm) both have a perimeter of 16 cm. What is the area of Rectangle B?
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What is the area of Rectangle A (7x1 cm) from the previous problem?
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Which rectangle with a perimeter of 20 cm has the maximum area?
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A rectangle has sides of 8 cm and 2 cm (Perimeter = 20 cm). What is its area?
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A rectangle has sides of 6 cm and 4 cm (Perimeter = 20 cm). What is its area?
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Two shapes have a perimeter of 12 cm. One is a 5x1 cm rectangle, another is a 3x3 cm square. Which has a smaller area?
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What is the perimeter of a 9x1 cm rectangle?
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What is the area of a 9x1 cm rectangle?
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What is the area of a 6x4 cm rectangle?
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Compare the area of a 7x3 cm rectangle and a 5x5 cm square. Both have a perimeter of 20 cm. Which is larger?
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True or False: Rectangles with the exact same perimeter must always have the exact same area.