To work out area it depends on the shape. Here are some formulas for some shapes:
Square
Length x Length = Area
This means you find the length of the side and multiply it by itself again.
Rectangle
Length x Width = Area
This means you find the length of one side then you find the width of another and multiply them.
Triangle
Base x Height ÷ 2
This means you find the length of the base and you multipy it by the height. Then you divide the by 2.
Trapezium
(a + b) x Height ÷ 2
This means you find the top part of the trapesium (a) and you mulitiply iy by the bottom part of the trapezium (b). You them mulitply the by the height of the trapezium. After that, you divide the by 2.
Parallelogram
Base x Height
This means you multiply the base of the Parallelogram by its height.
Circle
Pi x r2 or Pi x d
Pi x r2 : This means you find the radius of the circle, square it and multiply it by Pi.
Pi x d : This means you find the diameter of the circle and multiply it by Pi.
If the arrow is in a square you can work out the area of everything else. Then subtract that from the total area of the square leaving you with the area of the arrowhead. An example is linked below in related links tab.
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A quadrilateral does not have a surface area because it is not a voluminous figure.
Pi times the square of the radius.
cross-sectional area = 0.5*(sum of parallel sides)*height
Work area
The work area of 11 by 13 is 143.
PiR2=area
i think you work it out
To work out the area of a composite shape, you will have to divide it into smaller figures.
There is no target area.
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this is because a gnonom must have the same degrees as the the place is away from the equator. Therefore if it is made in a different area it is likely not to work.
Area = base*height
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