Questions in this section transition from basic shapes to calculating properties and visualizing 3D objects.
Problems often involve recipes or mixing colors. For instance, if a paint mix uses yellow and blue in a 2:3 ratio , how many yellow cans are needed for 6 blue cans?.
Practice calculating the area of a rectangle when given its perimeter and one side. For example, if a rectangle has a perimeter of and width of , you must first find the length to calculate the area.
Questions in this section transition from basic shapes to calculating properties and visualizing 3D objects.
Problems often involve recipes or mixing colors. For instance, if a paint mix uses yellow and blue in a 2:3 ratio , how many yellow cans are needed for 6 blue cans?.
Practice calculating the area of a rectangle when given its perimeter and one side. For example, if a rectangle has a perimeter of and width of , you must first find the length to calculate the area.