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Area =   square ft Perimeter =   ft  \n5) A rectangle measuring 7m by 5m Area =   square m Perimeter =   m  \n7) A square with side 9mm  \nArea =   square mm Perimeter =   mm  \n2) A rectangle measuring 5cm by 6cm.  \nArea =   square cm Perimeter =   cm  \n4) A rectangle measuring 9cm by 4cm. Area =   square cm Perimeter =   cm  \n6) A square with side 5cm.  \nArea =   square cm Perimeter =   cm  \n8) A rectangle measuring 1½m by 4m. Area =   square m Perimeter =   m  \nName Date  \nAREA AND PERIMETER OF RECTANGLES 3 ANSWERS  \n1) A rectangle measuring 4m by 3m. Area = 12 square m Perimeter = 14 m  \n3) A rectangle measuring 3ft by 6ft. Area = 18 square ft Perimeter = 18 ft  \n2) A rectangle measuring 5cm by 6cm. Area = 30 square cm Perimeter = 22cm  \n4) A rectangle measuring 9cm by 4cm. Area = 36 square cm Perimeter = 26 cm  \n5) A rectangle measuring 7m by 5m Area = 35 square m Perimeter = 24 m  \n7) A square with side 9mm Area = 81 square mm Perimeter = 36 mm  \n6) A square with side 5cm. Area = 25 square cm Perimeter = 20 cm  \n8) A rectangle measuring 1½m by 4m. Area = 6 square m  \nPerimeter = 11 m","cbCaifadT5k3W63L","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifadT5k3W63L","pdf",157066,"English","# Geometry Practice Exercises\n## Calculation Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How is the area of a rectangle calculated?\",\"answer\":\"The area of a rectangle is calculated by multiplying its length by its width.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the formula for the perimeter of a rectangle?\",\"answer\":\"The perimeter is calculated by adding the lengths of all four sides, or by using the formula: 2 × (length + width).\"},{\"question\":\"How are squares treated in these calculations?\",\"answer\":\"Squares are treated as rectangles where all sides have the same length, meaning the area is side × side and the perimeter is 4 × side length.\"}]","Area and Perimeter of Rectangles - Issue 3 | PDF",1792671967]