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    This document provides area formulas for common 2D shapes: squares have an area of side x side; rectangles have an area of length x width; parallelograms have an area of base x height; triangles have an area of 1/2 x base x height; and trapezoids have an area of (base 1 + base 2) / 2 x height.

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    This document provides area formulas for common 2D shapes: squares have an area of side x side; rectangles have an area of length x width; parallelograms have an area of base x height; triangles have an area of 1/2 x base x height; and trapezoids have an area of (base 1 + base 2) / 2 x height.

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    Shape Area Formulas Guide

    Uploaded by

    Sarah Haque
    This document provides area formulas for common 2D shapes: squares have an area of side x side; rectangles have an area of length x width; parallelograms have an area of base x height; triangles have an area of 1/2 x base x height; and trapezoids have an area of (base 1 + base 2) / 2 x height.

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    Shape

    Square

    Area Formula

    A=sxs
    Rectangle

    A=lxw
    Parallelogram

    A=b
    Triangle

    x x

    h h
    x

    A=b

    2
    Trapezoid

    A = b1 + b2 2

    Shape
    Square

    Area Formula

    A=sxs
    Rectangle

    A=lxw
    Parallelogram

    A=b
    Triangle

    A=b
    Trapezoid

    h2
    X

    A = (b1 + b2) 2

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