Things take up space. Sometimes more space than we anticipate. Understanding how much space objects take up gives us the ability to plan ahead. In this episode, we discuss ways to calculate how much space is inside two-dimensional shapes and how this knowledge helps us tackle real world dealings of limited space.
Resources: Heron’s Formula Proof https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KXE8v8YKkWPajAxWKJ4MHRMIacBf2eL4/view?usp=sharing
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Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
1:40 – Understanding area
2:49 – Area of rectangles
4:31 – Area of parallelograms
6:30 – Area of trapezoids
8:50 – Area of triangles
11:36 – Area of circles
13:59 – Conclusion
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