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Area Exercises
If your child is studying geometry but stuck on area, give them a hand with these area exercises. Area means the space a shape covers, and it's a little different from the math your student has studied until now. Break a shape down into equal parts for easy understanding, or calculate the numbers in some word problems about area.
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Area is a major concept in geometry. But how do you find it? There's a simple equation for the area of every shape, usually something like length times width, and we have area exercises to help you memorize them. Help your student understand how to find area with our area exercises. Area can be tricky to figure out, especially if a shape isn't standard. But learning how to calculate area is rewarding, and can help your student in future math classes and in real life. Area doesn't only sharpen geometry skills -- it's a great way to bone up on multiplication and help students visualize the math they're doing in their head. So even if they're not quite to geometry yet, have them try these area exercises for a challenge. If your child already knows multiplication, finding the area of a shape should be a breeze. Trust the experts from Education.com.
