How can you find the missing angles formed by parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines?
Watch this video lesson first.
Now it’s time to try answering these worksheets.
Happy learning!
Category: Geometry
Before we dive into this, make sure that you have your basics covered. You have to know the formulas and concepts in solving for the area of common shapes. If you’re good with that, let’s go.
It takes imagination and discipline to figure out the strategy when it comes to solving for the area. Take a step back and try to break it down into multiple shapes.
Now that you know what to do, it’s time to test your knowledge. You can start with the free worksheets below. The answer key is on the second page of each file.
How well did you do?
Is there anything else you want to learn? Let me know in the comments section below.
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Hi, Team! If you’ve mastered how to get the Area and Perimeter of Common Shapes, this is perfect for you. If you haven’t seen the video lessons and the free worksheets for that topic, click here.
Before we get to the worksheets, watch the video lesson first.
Now, it’s time to apply what you learned. Here are free downloadable worksheets. Page 2 has the answer key.
Happy learning!
Knowing the different types of angles is something that we learned as kids, and that’s why by the time we take the aptitude exams, we’ve already forgotten what they are.
Here’s a quick video to help you remember.
Test your knowledge with these free downloadable worksheets from MathAids.com!
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The questions about angles are fairly easy as long as you’re familiar with these two facts.
- Complementary Angles = 90 degrees
- Supplementary Angles = 180 degrees
Here are videos that will help you get a good grasp of this concept.
You can practice these concepts using the following worksheets:
If you want more worksheets to practice with, you can make your own using Math-Aids.com.
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Someone asked me if there will be questions about areas and perimeters in the exam. The chances are there will be a couple. So, here are some things that can help you out.
Here’s a pdf file with the list of formulas for the Area and Perimeter of triangles and common quadrilaterals.
You can use that as a reference to help you answer these worksheets.
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