The way i fount the area for the tilted square was by making a larger square around the tilted square and subtracting the area from the triangles in the larger square.
The way we found the area for the tilted square was by drawing a larger square around the tilted square. Then we subtracted the area of the larger square's triangles by the area of the large square in total
I got the big square by multipling 7*7 and got the area which is 49ins sq. i got the triangles area by first muiltiplying 7*4 which is 28 then dividing by 2 and the area is 14ins sq.
I got the big squares area by multipling 7*7 and got 49inches squared. I got the triangels area by first muiltiplying 7*4 and got 28. then i divided it by 2 to get the arean which is 14inches sqaured. Reynaldo
To find the area of a tilted square I make a bigger square around the tilted square. Then I find the area of all of the triangles.I also find the area of the bigger square. Finally I subtract the two areas from each other getting the area of the tilted square.
The way i fount the area for the tilted square was by making a larger square around the tilted square and subtracting the area from the triangles in the larger square.
ReplyDeleteThe way we found the area for the tilted square was by drawing a larger square around the tilted square. Then we subtracted the area of the larger square's triangles by the area of the large square in total
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I got the big square by multipling 7*7 and got the area which is 49ins sq. i got the triangles area by first muiltiplying 7*4 which is 28 then dividing by 2 and the area is 14ins sq.
ReplyDeleteI got the big squares area by multipling 7*7 and got 49inches squared. I got the triangels area by first muiltiplying 7*4 and got 28. then i divided it by 2 to get the arean which is 14inches sqaured. Reynaldo
ReplyDeleteTo find the area of a tilted square I make a bigger square around the tilted square. Then I find the area of all of the triangles.I also find the area of the bigger square. Finally I subtract the two areas from each other getting the area of the tilted square.
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