10.2.4 Perimeter and Area, PT3 Practice


Question 9:
In diagram below, ADB is a right-angled triangle and DBFE is a square. C is the midpoint of DB and CH = CD.
Calculate the area, in cm2, of the coloured region.

Solution:
Area of  ABC=12×6×8=24 cm2Area of trapezium BCHF=12×(12+6)×6=54 cm2Area of CDEFH=(12×12)54=14454=90 cm2Area of coloured region=24+90=114 cm2Area of  ABC=12×6×8=24 cm2Area of trapezium BCHF=12×(12+6)×6=54 cm2Area of CDEFH=(12×12)54=14454=90 cm2Area of coloured region=24+90=114 cm2


Question 10:
Diagram below shows a rectangle ACDE.

Calculate the area, in cm2, of the coloured region.

Solution:
Using Pythagoras theorem (Refer Form 1 Chapter 13)FE2=DF2DE2=132122=169144=25FE=25=5 cmAF=85=3 cmAB=128=4 cmArea of rectangle ACDE=8×12=96 cm2Area of  ABF=12×3×4=6 cm2Area of  DEF=12×5×12=30 cm2Area of coloured region=96306=60 cm2Using Pythagoras theorem (Refer Form 1 Chapter 13)FE2=DF2DE2=132122=169144=25FE=25=5 cmAF=85=3 cmAB=128=4 cmArea of rectangle ACDE=8×12=96 cm2Area of  ABF=12×3×4=6 cm2Area of  DEF=12×5×12=30 cm2Area of coloured region=96306=60 cm2


Question 11:
Diagram below shows a sketch of parallelogram shaped garden, PQRS that consists of flower beds and a playground.

Calculate the area, in m2, of the flower beds.

Solution:
Area flower bed=(12×14)(12×12×7)=16842=126 m2Area flower bed=(12×14)(12×12×7)=16842=126 m2



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