Area of a Polygon
The measurement of a two-dimensional region enclosed by a polygonal chain.
Formulas
The following formulas can be used to find the area A of some common polygons:| Area of a square
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A = s[latex]^2[/latex] | s: length of one side |
| Area of a rhombus
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A = [latex]\frac {d\space ×\space D}{2}[/latex] | d: length of the shorter diagonal D: length of the longer diagonal |
| Area of a parallelogram
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A = b × h | b: base h: height |
| Area of rectangle
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A = b × h | b: base h: height |
| Area of a triangle
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A = [latex]\frac{b\space ×\space{h}}{2}[/latex] | b: base h: height |
| Area of a trapezoid
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A = [latex]\frac{(b\space+\space{B})\space×\space{h}}{2}[/latex] | b: shorter base B: longer base h: height |
| Area of a regular convex polygon
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A = [latex]\frac{a\space×\space{P}}{2}[/latex] | s: length of a side a: slant height n: number of sides P: perimeter (P = ns) |
