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    The document contains 6 questions about calculating perimeters, areas, and comparing amounts of pizza for different sized circles. The first question asks to calculate the perimeter of a shape with 4 sides of 4cm and 4 sides of 2cm. The second asks for the area of a rectangle measuring 14cm by 10cm. The third involves finding the total area of a shape that can be divided into a rectangle and triangle. The last three questions involve calculating areas and perimeters of circles and rectangles, comparing amounts of pizza for small and large pizzas, and determining the shaded area between two concentric circles.

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    The document contains 6 questions about calculating perimeters, areas, and comparing amounts of pizza for different sized circles. The first question asks to calculate the perimeter of a shape with 4 sides of 4cm and 4 sides of 2cm. The second asks for the area of a rectangle measuring 14cm by 10cm. The third involves finding the total area of a shape that can be divided into a rectangle and triangle. The last three questions involve calculating areas and perimeters of circles and rectangles, comparing amounts of pizza for small and large pizzas, and determining the shaded area between two concentric circles.

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    Maths 7.1-7.3

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    The document contains 6 questions about calculating perimeters, areas, and comparing amounts of pizza for different sized circles. The first question asks to calculate the perimeter of a shape with 4 sides of 4cm and 4 sides of 2cm. The second asks for the area of a rectangle measuring 14cm by 10cm. The third involves finding the total area of a shape that can be divided into a rectangle and triangle. The last three questions involve calculating areas and perimeters of circles and rectangles, comparing amounts of pizza for small and large pizzas, and determining the shaded area between two concentric circles.

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    Q: Calculate the perimeter of the following shape.

    4cm

    2cm 2cm

    4cm 4cm

    2cm 2cm

    4cm

    Q: Calculate the area of the following shape.

    14cm

    10cm

    Q: The following shape can all be divided into simpler shape. Find the total area.

    77 7m

    5m

    10m

    Q: Find the area and perimeter of the rectangle shown in the diagram below.
    Q: Anna and her friend usually order a large pizza to share. Th e large pizza has a diameter of 24 cm. Th
    is week they want to eat different things on their pizzas, so they decide to order two small pizzas. Th e
    small pizza has a diameter of 12 cm. They want to know if there is the same amount of pizza in two small
    pizzas as in one large. Work out the answer.

    Q: Th e diagram shows two concentric circles. Th e inner circle has a circumference of 14π mm. Th e
    outer circle has a radius of 9 mm. Determine the exact area of the shaded portion.

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