6th Grade Math Worksheets
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Explore 1,020+ Sixth Grade Area and Perimeter Worksheets
Square the side lengths offered as fractions and mixed numbers to determine the area of the squares.
Perimeter of a Rectangle | Decimals
Add up the decimal dimensions and multiply it by 2 to figure out the area of the rectangles.
Area of Rectangular Paths | Word Problems
Subtract the area of the inner rectangle from that of the outer one to obtain the area of the rectangular paths in these word problems.
Perimeter of a Triangle | Decimals
Sum up the decimal lengths of the three sides to calculate the perimeter of the triangles.
The base lengths and heights of the triangles are rendered in integers ≥ 10. Multiply both and divide by 2 to find their perimeter.
Perimeter of a Quadrilateral using the Congruent Property
Observe the hatch marks, identify the congruent sides, copy the indicated lengths, and add the lengths of all four sides.
Area of a Quadrilateral | Whole Numbers
Use the formulas A = a2 to obtain the area of a square, A = lw for that of a rectangle, and A = bh for the area of a parallelogram.
Find the Area of Mixed Shapes | Whole Numbers
Plug the lengths in the apt formulas and deduce the areas of circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids.
Perimeter of Parallelograms | Unit Conversion
Recall that a parallelogram has congruent opposite sides, and add twice the given lengths upon converting them to the specified unit.
Area of a Parallelogram | Integers - Type 1
Obtain the area of parallelograms whose dimensions are presented as integers ≤ 20 by multiplying its base length by height.
Finding the Base Length or Height of Trapezoids
Assign the area and measures in the formula A = (a + b). h / 2, and solve for the unknown base(a or b) or height(h) of the trapezoids.
Area of a Rhombus | Integers - Type 1
The lengths of the diagonals are depicted as integers ≤ 20. Half the product of the diagonals will give you the area of the rhombus.
Finding the Diagonal of a Kite
The area and length of one of the diagonals are provided. Substitute the known values in A = (d1 x d2)/2 and solve for the unknown.
Decompose each irregular polygon into many basic plane figures, find their areas using the relevant formulas, and add them up.
Area of Compound Shapes | Adding regions
Compute the area of the compound figures composed of two smaller plane figures by finding the individual areas and adding them.
