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Area of a Circle
A=Ď€r2
Formula to find Radius
r= d/2
Formula to find Diameter
d=2 * r
Circumference of a Circle
C=2πr or πd
Area of a Triangle
A= 1/2 b * h
Perimeter of a Triangle
P= sum of all sides
Area of a Rectangle
A= L * W
Perimeter of a Rectangle
P= 2L + 2W
Area of a Square
A = S²
Perimeter of a Square
P= 4 * s or S + S + S + S
Area of a Parallelogram
A= b * h
Perimeter of a Parallelogram
P= 2L + 2W
Area of a Trapezoid
A= 1/2 (B2 + B1) * H
Perimeter of a Trapezoid
P= Sum of sides
How to find Height of Trapezoid w/o Area
H= 2 * A/ (B1 + B2)
If given two interior angles of a triangle, you can get the third angle by subtracting the value of the two angles by
180
Scalene/Irregular Triangle
No sides and angles equal same length, but add up to 180
Isosceles Triangle
Two angles and two sides are the same. OTHER side and angle is different
Find Isosceles Triangle Angle by
Subtracting given number by 180
Equilateral Triangle
All sides and angles are equal and all sides add up to 180
Square and Rectangle: Interior angles of 4 sided figure adds up to
360 ; so subtract given angles by 360
Square is a Variation of a
Rectangle, except all of its sides have the same length.
To find Parallelogram Area
Draw a perpendicular line from the base up to the top, becomes height
In what formula must you use the height and not side * height
A= b * h for parallelogram
Top and Bottom are still parallel to each other, but the side aren't parallel to one another
Trapezoid; Top & Bottom are bases, Left & Right are Sides