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Tallahassee Community College 48 AREA The area of a figure measures the surface of the figure. The unit of measure for area cannot be a linear unit. To measure area we use square units such as: The Square Inch The Square Foot The Square Yard 1 inch 1 inch 1 foot 1 foot 1 yard 1 yard The Square Mile The Square Meter The Square Centimeter 1 mile 1 meter 1 cm 1 cm 1 meter 1 mile The abbreviations that are used in mathematics are: square inch: in² square yard: yd² square foot: ft² square meter: m² square mile: mi² square centimeter: cm² AREA FORMULAS: Memorize these four formulas. A. RECTANGLE It is easy to understand the formula for the area of a rectangle. Find the area of the rectangle shown here. 4 inches 3 inches 4 inches

This simply means: "how many square inches cover the surface of this rectangle?" We can draw lines at each inch along a width a length. We can then count the little squares that are formed. (What is the size of each little square?) The area is the number of these square inches. There are 1 squares. Each square is a square inch. The area is 1 square inches. We will write 1 in².(notice this does NOT mean 1 1!) It is read 1 square inches; there are 1 of these little squares. 3 inches How could we have found 1 in² without having to draw the squares? 4 squares on each row 3 rows = 1 squares. 4 inches To find the area of the rectangle, we multiply the length by the width. Area = 1 in² Area of a Rectangle: AREA = LENGTH WIDTH or A = LW EXAMPLE: Find the area of the rectangle shown. Area = length width Area = 8 4 3 ft 6 1 ft 6 1 ft. 35 13 = ft ft 4 = 455 ft 8 8 4 3 ft. = 56 7 8 ft REMEMBER, area doesn't tell the length of a line segment; it tells how many square units cover this flat surface. The area is measured in square units.

B. SQUARE REMEMBER a square is a special rectangle. We can use AREA = LENGTH WIDTH. Since the length and width are the same, we call each one a side. Area of a Square: AREA = SIDE SIDE or AREA = (SIDE)² or A = s² Side (Length) Side (Width) The area of a square which is 0.7 cm on each side is AREA = SIDE SIDE or AREA = (side)² = 0.7cm 0.7cm = (0.7 cm)² = 0.49 cm² = 0.49 cm² Area = 0.49 cm² C. TRIANGLE The area of a triangle is found by multiplying 1 base height EXPLANATION: If we cut this parallelogram along the dotted line, and place the small triangle at the other end, we will form a rectangle. The length width of the rectangle is the base height. height height base base The area of the parallelogram is base height. A = b h

Now if we draw and cut out two triangles that are exactly the same size, we can flip one over and place them to form a parallelogram. The area of one triangle is half the area of the parallelogram. AREA = 1 base height or A = 1 b h h EXAMPLE: Find the area of the triangle shown. b AREA = 1 = 54 cm² 1 cm 9 cm height = 9 cm base = 1 cm Area = 54 cm² D. CIRCLE A B Imagine a pie cut into many little wedges. If we take the wedges above AB and place them like this

If we take the wedges below AB and place them like this They can be placed together like this The smaller the wedges, the straighter the edges would become. Imagine now a parallelogram has been formed from these very small wedges placed together. (There are so many wedges that the sides seem to be straight.) height = radius r π r The base is ½ the circumference of the original circle. The height is the radius of the circle. base = 1 circumference The formula area = base height becomes area = (½ circumference) radius REMEMBER the circumference = π radius; this means Area = 1 ( π radius) radius 1 = 1 Regrouping, we get the formula for and ( 1 π = π ) Area of circle. Area = π radius radius or Area = π (radius)² or A = π r²

EXAMPLE: Find the area of a circle with a radius of 70 ft. Use π = 7 A = π r² = 7 (70 ft)² 10 = 7 70 70 ft 1 1 ft 1 Area = 15,400 ft² r = 70 ft Composite Geometic Figures To find the area of composite figures, draw lines to form the figures whose areas you know. Find the area of each figure and add or subtract to get the area of the composite figure. It helps to plan your strategy in writing before you begin. EXAMPLE 1: Find the area of the rectangle with a triangular region removed. Area of composite figure = Area of rectangle area of triangle Area = (length width) (½ base height) = 10 cm 8 cm ½ 5 cm 8 cm = 80 cm² 0 cm² Area of composite figure = 80 cm² 0 cm² = 60 cm² 8 cm 5 cm 10 cm EXAMPLE : Find the area of the skating rink. Use π = 3.14 5 m (Drawing is not to scale) 10 m

STRATEGY: + + NOTICE: + is The area of is Circle: Area of circle + Area of rectangle π (radius)² + length width Rectangle: We know the diameter = 10 m A = 10 5 so radius = ½ 10 = 5 m = 50 m² Area = 3.14 (5)² = 3.14 5 = 78.50 m² Area of the composite figure is 78.50 m² (circle) + 50.00 m² (rectangle) = 38.50 m² composite figure APPLICATIONS: To determine the amount of carpeting you'll need for a room that is 1 ft long and 9 ft wide, you can find the area. Area = length width = 1 ft 9 ft = 108 ft² Carpeting is sold by the square yard. You can measure the room in yards. Length = 1 ft = 4 yd Width = 9 ft = 3 yd

Area = length width = 4 yd 3 yd = 1 yd² Another way is to convert square feet to square yards using 1 yd² = 9 ft² 1 yd 1 yd = 3ft 1 yd 1 yd = 3 ft 1 square yard = 9 square feet 1yd Now multiply by 1, where 1 = 9ft 108 ft 1yd 1 9ft = 1 yd (We find how many groups of 9 ft² are in 108 ft². That is how many square yards there will be in 108 ft²). DIRECTIONS PROBLEMS 1. Draw the figure and write in the given measures.. Write the area formula. 3. Replace the parts of the formula with the given measures and simplify. 4. The answer will be in square units! 1. Find the area of a rectangle that is 4.6 m long and 1.4 m wide.. Find the area of a square that is ½ meter on each side. 3. Find the area of a pizza that has a 1 inch diameter. Use π = 3.14. 4. Find the area of a triangle which has a base of 38 inches and a height of 14 inches.

5. A swimming pool is 10 m by 8 m. It is surrounded by a walkway that is 3 m wide. Find the area of the walkway. (HINT: Find the area of the large rectangle and subtract the area of the pool. What is the length of the large rectangle? What is its width?) 10 m 8 m 3 m 3 m 6. Find the area of this composite figure. Use π = 3.14 10 ft 6 ft ANSWER KEY: 1. 6.44 m². ¼ m² 3. 113.04 in² 4. 66 in² 5. 4 80 = 144 m² 6. 60 14.13 = 45.87 ft²