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0.5×10×6.
Class 6 · English Version · Mathematics
Distinguish area, perimeter and volume in labelled drawings.
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Perimeter measures a boundary. Area counts square units on a surface and volume counts cubic units. A triangle’s height must be perpendicular to its base. Convert dimensions before multiplying.
A 6 cm by 4 cm rectangle has perimeter 20 cm and area 24cm². A 2×3×4 cm cuboid has volume 24cm³.
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30
0.5×10×6.
22
2×(8+3).
60
4×3×5.
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One measures surface coverage and the other boundary length.
Explain square versus linear units.
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200×50=10000cm².
Convert before multiplying.
Draw a plan with real dimensions and calculate two different measures.
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