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They are not to scale.  \n1)  \n2) 1 ½ cm  \n3 m  \nArea =   cm 2  \nPerimeter =   cm  \nArea =   m 2  \nPerimeter =   m  \n3)  \n5 ft  \n4)  \n7 cm  \n2 ½ ft 20 cm  \nArea =   m 2 Area =   cm2  \nPerimeter =   m Perimeter =   cm  \n5)  \n6)  \n3 ½ cm  \n8cm  \nArea =   cm 2 Perimeter =   cm  \n30 m  \nArea =   m 2 Perimeter =   m  \n20 m  \nName Date  \nAREA AND PERIMETER OF RECTANGLES 4 ANSWERS  \nWork out the area and perimeter of the following rectangles. They are not to scale.  \n1)  \n2) 1 ½ cm  \n3 m  \nArea = 9 cm2  \nPerimeter = 15 cm  \nArea = 16 ½  m2  \nPerimeter = 17 m  \n3)  \n5 ft  \n4)  \n7 cm  \n2 ½ ft Area = 12 ½  m2 Perimeter = 15 m  \n5)  \n3 ½ cm  \n20 cm  \nArea = 140 cm2 Perimeter = 54 cm  \n20 m  \n8cm  \nArea = 28 cm2 Perimeter = 23 cm  \n30 m  \nArea = 600 m2 Perimeter = 100 m","cbCaiqy4p0tutnu6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqy4p0tutnu6","pdf",150303,"English","# Exercises\n## Problem Sets 1-6\n# Answer Key\n## Solutions for Problems 1-6","[{\"question\":\"What formulas are used to calculate the area and perimeter of a rectangle?\",\"answer\":\"The area of a rectangle is calculated by multiplying its length by its width (Area = l × w), while the perimeter is found by adding all four sides or using the formula (Perimeter = 2 × (l + w)).\"},{\"question\":\"Does this worksheet provide the correct answers for the problems?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document includes a dedicated 'ANSWERS' section that provides the calculated area and perimeter for each of the six rectangle problems listed.\"},{\"question\":\"What units are used for the measurements in these problems?\",\"answer\":\"The problems utilize a mix of metric units, specifically centimeters (cm) and meters (m), as well as imperial units, specifically feet (ft), to test diverse measurement calculations.\"}]","Area and Perimeter of Rectangles 4 - Math Worksheet | PDF"]