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8th Grade Composite Figures and Scale Changes Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

The shaded area between two shapes is the area of the larger shape minus the area of the smaller one. When a figure is scaled by k, its perimeter is multiplied by k and its area by k². There are 10 sheets for 8th grade here, each with an answer key and a worked example. Shaded Area With Circles cuts circles from squares, Scale Changes and Area squares the scale factor, and Find the Scale Factor From Area works backward from an area ratio.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find the area of the whole figure, then subtract the area of the white part. A 9 by 6 m rectangle with a 4 by 2.5 m white part has a shaded area of 54 minus 10, or 44 m². Shaded Area Between Rectangles has 6 figures like this.

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