MFM1P Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes Learning Goals: I can determine the perimeter of composite shapes.

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MFM1P Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes Learning Goals: I can determine the perimeter of composite shapes

MFM1P Remember Bill’s Basement? 3.2 m 1.8 m 2.3 m 2.5 m Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes What is the perimeter of his basement floor?

MFM1P Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes 5.0 m 3.5 m 4.5 m Determine the Perimeter:

MFM1P Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes Determine the perimeter

MFM1P Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes Determine the perimeter

MFM1P Lesson 6: Perimeter of Composite Shapes Homework  Handout on the Perimeter of Composite Shapes