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Areas of Flags 2

Starter This is the Flag of Iceland. The ratio of height to base is 3:4. The red area is 20cm2 more than the white area. Calculate the area of each colour. 6cm 11cm 6cm 15cm

Areas of Flags 2 Learning Objectives All will be able to calculate the areas of Triangles and Parallelograms in the context of flags (Level 5/6) Most will be able to involve additional information in the questions (Level 6) Some will be able to include ratio and more advanced problem-solving skills in the questions (Level 6/7)

Areas of Flags 2 How could we calculate the area of this Triangle? 5cm

Base x Perpendicular Height Areas of Flags 2 Area of a Triangle Base x Perpendicular Height 2 11m 9cm 8cm 5m 3cm B x H 2 3 x 8 2 B x H 2 5 x 11 2 = = 12cm2 = = 27.5m2

Areas of Flags 2 How could we calculate the area of this Parallelogram? 5cm 4cm 9cm

Base x Perpendicular Height Areas of Flags 2 Area of a Parallelogram Base x Perpendicular Height 2m 7m 6cm 7cm 5m 13cm B x H = 13 x 6 = 78cm2 B x H = 2 x 5 = 10m2

Areas of Flags 2 This is the flag of Djibouti. The red star takes up 5% of the area of the white triangle. The white triangle’s tip is in the centre of the flag. Calculate the area of each part of the flag. 12cm 20cm

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Summary We have seen how to calculate the areas of Triangles and Parallelograms We have again practised this in the context of flags!