segunda-feira, 7 de novembro de 2016
Math Homework Monday November 7th
Math Problems:
** Rewrite the problems in your math notebook. **
Multiply the decimals by whole numbers:
A. 3,73 x 4
B. 5,84 x 7
C. 1,73 x 6
D. 0,45 x 5
E. 4,09 x 8
F. 2,68 x 2
G. 7,77 x 6
H. 10,12 x 3
The perimeter of polygons - draw each shape and find the answer. Write the name of the shape next to it. Use P= to write the answer (length of the perimeter).
A. What is the perimeter of a regular octagon with one side measuring 5 meters?
B. What is the perimeter of a regular pentagon with one side that is 7,5 centimeters?
C. What is the perimeter of a square with one side measuring 1,25 feet?
D. What is the perimeter of a regular heptagon with one side measuring 7 inches?
E. What is the perimeter of a regular hexagon with one side measuring 2 cm?
F. What is the perimeter of an irregular pentagon with one side that measures 4,5 inches?
Find the perimeter:
1. a square garden with 6,2 m sides.
2. a triangle with sides 23 cm, 12,8 cm and 18,9 cm.
3. a rectangular park with sides 0,9 km and 1,4 km.
4. a pentagon with sides 3.8 cm, 4,6 cm, 2,8 cm, 5 cm, and 3,1 cm.
5. an equilateral triangle with 7,8 mm sides.
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A park hás only 1,4in on one side!!!!!!!!!!!(3°part #3)
ResponderExcluirIt is a park for ants, of course! ;)
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