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Perimeter and Area

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Walk the edge for perimeter. Count the squares for area.

Perimeter and Area — the whole chapter on one screen
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PerimeterWalk the edge, add it up.8+5+8+5 = 26 m
Shortcut2 × (length + breadth).2 × (7+4) = 22 cm
AreaCount unit squares, no gaps.20 cm²
Rectangle arealength × breadth, proven by tiling.7 × 6 = 42 cm²
Same ropeOne rope, many areas.24 m rope: 36, 32, 20 m²
Odd shapesSplit into rectangles first.L-shape: 12+8 = 20 m²

Open Chapter 6, Perimeter and Area, in your NCERT book. You already measured both.

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 The distance all the way around
  3. 2 The rectangle shortcut
  4. 3 How much space is covered
  5. 4 Tiling a rectangle
  6. 5 Same rope, different land
  7. 6 Measuring the real world
  8. 7 The big picture
  9. 8 Track quiz

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