Perimeter of compound shapes
Break shapes into sections to sum their boundaries.
Tackle perimeter, area, surface area, and volume problems with conversions and compound shapes.
Compound shapes, prisms, cylinders + conversions.
Approximate guided learning.
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Start with Chapter 10.1 to begin this section.
Lessons mark themselves complete once you finish the practice tasks.
Break shapes into sections to sum their boundaries.
Partition complex figures to calculate total area.
Use base × height strategies and tiling arguments.
Apply the average-base formula to trapezia.
Sum the areas of rectangles on 3D nets.
Generalise surface area by combining bases and rectangles.
Use length × width × height and real-world contexts.
Find base area first, then scale by length.
Combine circle area knowledge with prism reasoning.
Switch between cm²/m² or cm³/m³ accurately.
Need more transformation practice? Head back to Section 9, or continue forward into Section 11 for statistics and probability.