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11-1
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Areas
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each
triangle.
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to the
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8
cm
5.7
in.
10 in.
5m
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cm
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10 in.
5m
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of in.
Triangles
and
Parallelograms
(page
349)
10 mm
60˚
1.
4. A(2, 0), B(7, 0), C(8, 4), D(3, 4)
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45˚
60˚
11
m m of each
10 cm
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18 mm
45˚
3.
10 cm
45˚
6.
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5 m the area of each Triangle. If the
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4.
d
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25 ft
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45.
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22 cm
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26 in.
15 cm
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21 cm
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(page 350)
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Skills Practice
25 cm
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7.
200 m
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120 mh
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5. 0), 0),
5. E(-4,
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of the
parallelogram with the given vertices.
17 cm
15 cm
46.
45˚
5.
DATE
14
12.8 ft
0.3
40 m
8 ft
PERIOD
8 ft
60 m
8
10
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Greek mathematician
Heron is most famous for this formula
11-1 History
Skills
Practice
Areas
ofancient
Parallelograms
and Triangles
for the area of a triangle in terms of the lengths of its sides a, b, and c.
enge
15 cm
or each
parallelogram.
ach
parallelogram.
25 cm
9 km
12 in. 20 in.
12 16
in. in.
12.8 ft
16 in.
8 ft
4 ft
46ftft
6 ft
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each
5. parallelogram or triangle.6.Round to the
9. perimeter and area10.
9.
the area
of each shaded triangle.
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nearest tenth
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6 ft
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feet
more
thanIf its
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60˚
h 204 square
11. If the area of the
12.
1.
2.
h
parallelogram
is
feet,
find
its
base
and
height.
20 cm
parallelogram
is 204area
square of
feet,each
find its base
and height.
4.5
yd
Find
the
perimeter
and
parallelogram
or
triangle.
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5.5 ftthe area 5.7
18 17 in. to find
m
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18
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12 mm
Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles
h shaded
7. triangle.
49. a = 6 cm, b = 7 cm, 8.
c = 11 cm
5.5ft,ft c = 11 ft
9. b = 10.2
50. a = 10 ft,
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Skills
Practice
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60˚
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parallelogram
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its17
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c = 21 m
2.
is 972 square
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find
its
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theLandscaping
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Areas
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Triangles
height of12.
a parallelogram is 10 feet more
13.than its base. If the area of the
ft parking lot. The four par
(page 351)
is 97251.
square
inches,
find its Formula
base and height.
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a.square
Use
Heron’s
to
find
the
area
of
4.5
yd
9.
The
base
of
a
triangle
is
four
times
its
height.
If
the
area
of
the
triangle
is
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is
1200
feet,
find
its
base
and
height.
12.
13.
rimeter
and
area
of
each
parallelogram
or
triangle.
Round
to
the
6
yd
9.
The
base
of
a
triangle
is
four
times
its
height.
If
the
area
of
the
triangle
is
m
spaces
are congruent
parallelograms, the
4.5242
yd square
15
in.
millimeters,
find
its
base
and
height.
26
in.
the
triangle
at
the
right.
3.
4.
3
ft
6
yd
242
square
millimeters,
find
its
base
and
height.
th if necessary.
9
in.
14 yd
60˚ is a rectangle, and the two unpav
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10
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for
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a triangle
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the
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of four
its height.
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triangle
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196 see
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For
more
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formula
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bh.
45˚
45˚
yd
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the
242
square
millimeters,
find its
2 ftheight.
2 base and
5.52 ftft
limeters,
find
its base
and height.
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A rectangular
poster measures
42 inches by 26 inches. A frame
shop
fittedshop fitted
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A rectangular
inches.
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blem Solving
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areas of the driving region
2 ft poster
2 ftmeasures 42 inches by 26 adding
the
poster
with
a
half-inch
mat
border.
4 ft
isha’s Bakery has a plan
for with a half-inch
the poster
mat
border.
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moreFor
practice,
see
Extra
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spaces.
more practice,the
seefour
Extraparking
Practice.
Find
the area
ofparking
each Parallelogram. A=bh
lot.has
The
sarking
Bakery
a four
plan
for
a. Find
the
area
of
the
poster.
60˚
b.
Describe
another
method for finding
a. Find theposter
area ofmeasures
the poster.
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42 inches by 26 inches. A frame shop fitted
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10 mm
eple
and
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the
area
of driving
each parallelogram.
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parallelograms,
the
5.
6.
3.4
m
18.5 km
ng lot. The
four
parking
10. poster
11.
12. area of the surface to be paved.
the
with
a half-inch
mat
border.
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the
ofthe
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mat of
border.
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the mat border.
ngle,
and
the
two
unpaved
areas
10 ft3.5 m 9 km
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2.
3.
the driving
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26 in.from part (b) to fin
4. marked
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the
area
of
the
poster.
ice
by Example
ongruent
triangles.
Find
the
area
of
each
parallelogram.
c.
Suppose
the
wall
is
marked
where
the
poster
will
hang.
The
area
includes
14
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15
cm
c.12
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the wall is marked where the poster will hang. the
marked
area
includesanswers from
the area
of each
parallelogram.
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and
the two
unpaved
areas
cm
area.
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compare
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an
additional
12-inch space
around
total
wall
area
of the surface
to
bearea
paved
by
an
additional
12-inch
space
around
the
poster
and
frame.
Find
the
total
wall
area
4.7
in.
b.
Find
the
of
the
mat
border.
22
in.
1. been marked for
2.
3. 5.7parts
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marked
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and
20
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15
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7 yd
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to
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the wall
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26 m
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15
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driving
region
and
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11-1
Practice
Areas ofAreas
Parallelograms
and Triangles
ofParallelograms
Parallelograms
andTriangles
Triangles
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Areas
of
and
of Parallelograms
and Round
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area of each
parallelogram or triangle.
to the
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areaofofYou’ll
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the
area of eachand
Parallelogram.
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the
perimeter
each
parallelogram
oror
triangle.
the
tenth
if
necessary.
Find the
perimeter
and area of each parallelogram or triangle.
Round to the
7 yd
nearest
tenth
necessary.
nearest
tenth
ififnecessary.
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18.
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15cm
cm
15 cm
22 in.
7.
60˚
20 cm
35. Probability Ann drew
these three figures on a grid. A fly 12.8
lands
ft ftat random at a
12.8
45˚
8 ft 8 ft
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point on the grid.
8 ft
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20 in.
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17 cm
60˚ 45˚
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2. Probability Ann drew these three figures on a grid. A fly lands at random at a
4.
5.5.
6. 6.
4. point on 5.5
26 in.
theft grid.
4.5.
6.
30 cm
14 4.
yd
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˚
35. Probability Ann drew these three figures on a grid. A fly lands at random at a
20.
21.
point on the grid.
Lesson 11-1
19.
10 in.
10 in.
10 in.
3.4
45˚
45˚m
45˚
21. The height of a parallelogram is 5 feet more than its base. If the area of the parallelogram is 204 square feet, find its
6.
base and height.
4 ft
6 ft
12 in. 18.5 km
16 in.
12 in.
16 in.
4 ft
6 ft
4 ft
6 ft
12 in.
16 in.
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Is the fly more
9 km likely to land on one of the figures or on the blank
26 in.
4.
a. Writinggrid?
Is theExplain.
fly more likely to land on one of the figures
or on
the blank
9. The
height
of a parallelogram is 10 feet m
22 in.
parallelogram
1200 likely
squareto
feet, find it
grid?b.Explain.
Suppose you know the fly lands on one of the figures.
Is the flyismore
7.
height
of
a
parallelogram
is
5
feet
more
than
its
base.
If
the
area
of
the
45˚
7.7.The
The
height
of
a
parallelogram
is
5
feet
more
than
its
base.
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the
area
of
the
22.
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height
of a
parallelogram
is Is
3lands
times
its
base.
Ifof
the
area
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parallelogram
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square
find its base
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you
know
the
fly
on
one
the
figures.
Isone
the
fly
tothe blank
land
one
figure
than
on
another?
The
height
of
aon
parallelogram
is 5fly
feet
more
than
Ifofthe
area
ofor
the
a.
Writing
the
more
likely
toExplain.
land
on
themore
figures
oninches,
30 cm parallelogram is 204 square feet, find its base and height.
and height.
parallelogram
204
square
find
base
8.
land on oneisis
figure
than
onfeet,
another?
Explain.
parallelogram
204grid?
square
feet,
findits
its
base and
and height.
height.
Explain.
20 cm
find its base and height.
land on
figure
on another?
Explain.
Coordinate
Geometry Find
theone
area
of athan
polygon
with the
givenmillimeters,
vertices.
6.
18.5 km
36.
A(3,
9),
B(8, 9), C(2, -3),
D(-3,
-3)
37.
E(1,
1),
F(4,
5),of
G(11,
5), H(8, 1)
8.
height
of
aaparallelogram
isisthree
times
itsitsbase.
If If
the
area
of
the
parallelogram
8.8.The
The
height
of
parallelogram
three
times
base.
the
area
the
parallelogram
36.
A(3,
9),
B(8,
9),
C(2,
-3),
D(-3,
-3)
37.
E(1,
1),
F(4,
5),
G(11,
5),
H(8,
1)
The
height
of
a
parallelogram
is
three
times
its
base.
If
the
area
of
the
parallelogram
23.
base ofinches,
a triangle
is fourits
times
its height.
If the
the area
ofofthe
is with
242 square
millimeters,
find its base and
Coordinate
Geometry
Find
area
a triangle
polygon
the given
vertices.
9 kmThe
is
square
find
base
and
height.
13 in.
17 in.
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972
find
its
height.
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M(-2,inches,
-5), L(1,
N(2,and
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