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    The perimeters, areas and linelengths: circles,arcs,segments,sectors,rectangles,parallelograms,trapeziums,triangles.

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    Shape & Space Length & Area topic notes

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    Area of a circle

    Arcs

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    Shape & Space Length & Area topic notes

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    Sectors

    Segments

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    Shape & Space Length & Area topic notes

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    Triangles

    When a triangle is incribed in a rectangle of height h and width b, the perpendicular divides
    the shape. It can be seen that each rectangle formed is composed of two triangles of equal
    area. Hence the area of the original triangle is half that of the rectangle.

    The expression containing the sine is really the same as above.

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    Shape & Space Length & Area topic notes

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    Parallelograms

    Trapeziums(Trapezoids)

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