Perimeter Area

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1.

Find the Perimeter and Area of each figure.
- A.
  
  P= 11m A= 28 squared meters
- B.
  
  P= 28m A= 784 squared meters
- C.
  
  P= 28m A= 11 squared meters
- D.
  
  P= 22m A= 28 squared meters
2.

Find the perimeter and area of the figure
- A.
  
  P= 22in A= 28 Square inches
- B.
  
  P= 28in A= 48 Square inches
- C.
  
  P= 14 in A= 576 Square inches
- D.
  
  P= 21in A= 48 Square inches
3.

Find the perimeter and area of the figure
- A.
  
  P=16 yds A= 60 square yards
- B.
  
  P=16 yds A= 3,600 square yards
- C.
  
  P=32 yds A= 16 square yards
- D.
  
  P=32 yds A= 60 square yards
4.

Find the perimeter and area of the figure
- A.
  
  P= 25 ft A= 81 square feet
- B.
  
  P= 36 ft A= 81 square feet
- C.
  
  P= 25 ft A= 6,561 square feet
- D.
  
  P= 36 ft A= 18 square feet
5.

Find the perimeter and area of the figure
- A.
  
  P= 16 yds A= 35 square yards
- B.
  
  P= 25yds A= 81 yards
- C.
  
  P= 24 yds A= 35 square yards
- D.
  
  P= 25 yds A= 1,225 square yards
6.

Find the Area of the Triangle.
- A.
  
  A= 30 squared m
- B.
  
  A= 15 squared m
- C.
  
  A= 60 squared m
- D.
  
  A = 11 squared m
7.
- A.
  
  There are 3 regular(equilateral) Triangles
- B.
  
  There are 2 regular(equilateral) Triangles
- C.
  
  There are 4 regular(equilateral) Triangles
- D.
  
  There are 5 regular(equilateral) Triangles
8.
- A.
  
  A = 12 squared cm
- B.
  
  A = 60 cm
- C.
  
  A = 17 squared centimeters
- D.
  
  A = 60 squared cm
9.

Is [your statement here] true or false?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False

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