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They are not to scale.  \n1)  \n2 ½ cm  \n2)  \n6mm  \n20mm  \n3)  \n5cm  \nArea =   Area =    \n5 cm  \n8 cm  \n4) 1.5m  \n5m  \n2m  \n3.5m  \nArea =   Area =    \nRemember to write down the correct units.   \nName Date  \nAREA RECTILINEAR SHAPES 5 ANSWERS  \n1)  \n2 ½ cm  \n8 cm  \n3cm  \n5cm  \n3 ½ cm  \n2)  \n6 cm  \n6mm  \n20mm  \n15mm  \n10mm  \n16mm  \n5mm  \nArea = 30 ½ cm2 Area = 170mm2  \n3)  \n5 cm  \n5 cm  \n1 ½ cm  \n3 cm  \n3 ½  \n8 cm  \ncm  \n4) 1.5m  \n5m  \n2m  \n3.5m  \n5m  \n3m  \nArea = 35 ½ cm2 Area = 18m2","cbCaiu2imNFvArL8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu2imNFvArL8","pdf",148859,"English","# Exercises for Rectilinear Area Calculation\n## Answer Key and Solutions","[{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the area of rectilinear shapes presented in this document?\",\"answer\":\"You calculate the area by dividing the rectilinear shape into smaller, simpler rectangles, determining the area of each individual rectangle, and then adding those areas together to find the total.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is it important to include units in your final answer?\",\"answer\":\"Units are essential to identify the measurement system used, such as square centimeters (cm2) or square millimeters (mm2), ensuring the calculated area reflects the correct physical space.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the primary objective of these exercises?\",\"answer\":\"The primary objective is to help students practice and master the technique of decomposing composite shapes into basic rectangular components to solve for area.\"}]","Area of Rectilinear Shapes 5 - Mathematics Practice Exercises | PDF",1792672016]