2. Shaded Area Find the area of the shaded region

3. How do I find the shaded area? 1.Find the area of the large or whole object. 2.Find the area of the small or inner object. 3.Use to find the shaded area (usually subtract) 4.Make sure you answer the question!

4. Review Area Formulas Triangle: Rectangle: Circle: Trapezoid: Parallelogram:

5. Example #1 10 Area of Square = Area of Circle = Area of Square - Area of Circle = 21.46 Find the area of the blue region.

6. Example #2 8 14 5 Find the area of the red region. Find the height of the trapezoid. The height is 4. Area of Trapezoid = Area of Rectangle = Area of Trapezoid - Area of Rectangle = 44 - 32 = 12

7. Example #3 The sidewalk around a fountain is shown in green. If it costs $2.25 per square foot to pour the sidewalk, what will the total cost be? 3 ft f Area of the large circle = Area of the small circle = Area of the large circle - Area of small circle = 172.79 Answer the question! $388.77 8 ft

8. Today’s Review Questions 1.I only need to find the area of one object for a shaded area problem. Answer true or false for each. If false, tell what is wrong. 2.The area of a parallelogram is the same as the area of a rectangle. 3.The height of a trapezoid is whatever the number on the side is. 4. I can always use 3.14 instead of the  button. False You need to find 2 areas. True Both are A=bh. False The number on the side is the hypotenuse. For bigger numbers, the decimals will matter.