Solving Rectangular Shape Perimeter and Area Puzzles

Solving Rectangular Shape Perimeter and Area Puzzles
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In this mathematical challenge, you will explore the properties of rectangles and their relationships to create shapes with specific perimeters and areas. By labeling the length and width of the rectangles in terms of 'a' and 'b', you will work on determining perimeters and areas, as well as experimenting with creating shapes with identical or varying perimeters and areas. Test your problem-solving skills and geometric understanding in this engaging activity.

  • Math puzzles
  • Rectangles
  • Perimeter
  • Area
  • Geometric shapes

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  1. Label the length and width of each of your 5 rectangles in terms of a and b

  2. Here is a shape that Charlie made by combining the largest and smallest rectangles: Can you work out the perimeter of Charlie s shape?

  3. Can you make a shape with a perimeter of 8a + 6b ??

  4. What's the largest perimeter you can make using ALL the pieces?

  5. Find the area of each of your 5 rectangles? Write the answer in the middle of your shapes.

  6. Can you make two different shapes which have the same area and perimeter as each other?

  7. Can you make two different shapes which have the same perimeter but different areas?

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