6th Grade Math - G.A.1 - Area Of Triangles
11 Questions
Area Of Triangles Introduction
What is the area of this triangle in inches?
Find the area of a triangle with a base of 9 m and a height of 13 m.
Find the height of the triangle below.
Matt was asked to create a fake country and design its flag for his social studies class. He named his country Swamplandia.
Which of the following triangles have an area of 32 square centimeters? Select ALL that apply.
Each triangle in this table is measured in centimeters. Click on the triangle with the greatest area. Then, click on the triangle with the smallest area.
Bernie is finding the area of the blue triangle below. He makes an error. Click on the first error he makes.
Find the base and height of a triangle that will meet Bernadette's needs.
Do you support Lincoln's claim? Explain.
Mindee looks at the different triangles below and states that triangle f and triangle g have the same area. Do you agree with Mindee? Explain.
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