You multiply the rectangle's length x width (L x W). The result is in square units. For example, if the length and width are in centimeters, the area will be in square centimeters.
Take the following rectangle as an example:
|--------------|
| . . . . . . . . .| 3 (Height / Length)
|________|
6 (Width)
Using the formula L x W, we can substitute in 3for L and 6 for W.
3 x 6 equals 18, so the area of this rectangle is 18 units2
Either a parallelogram a trapezoid a rectangle or a rhombus.
a square...........regtangle............i hope this helps :)
no a square is where all the sides are even and a rectangle is where two sides parralel to each other are longer. the other two r shortr.
Tessera can be any shape. Often they are assumed to be polygonal but that is not a requirement. To see tessellation based on other shapes see the set of "Symmetry" artwork by MC Escher.
Carpet area is carpet area and retail area is retail area
Yes.
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It can be really high, close to infinity, since area is base x height, and if height is small b is very large
They are all misspelled.
Because you are already using centimetres as a linear dimension, the area will be expressed as square centimetres.
Either a parallelogram a trapezoid a rectangle or a rhombus.
a square...........regtangle............i hope this helps :)
no a square is where all the sides are even and a rectangle is where two sides parralel to each other are longer. the other two r shortr.
On the comp. screen, next to the date, press the little regtangle. This will take you to the screen where you can change both the date and time.
Yes, actually a rectangle is a type of square.
Tessera can be any shape. Often they are assumed to be polygonal but that is not a requirement. To see tessellation based on other shapes see the set of "Symmetry" artwork by MC Escher.
can you help me please i have a suzuki sierra 1984 model above the distrubiter the is a white regtangle with a spring at the back of it with one wire going to the distrubiter help would be great thank you Steve