Practice surface area calculations for parallelograms and triangles with this worksheet.
Geometry – Worksheet 2
Name: ____________________________
Surface Area of Parallelograms and Triangles
To determine the area of a parallelogram, multiply the length by the height.
To determine the area of a triangle, multiply the base of the triangle times ½ and times the height.
Find the solutions to the following problems:
1. A parallelogram has a length of 7 inches and a height of 4.5 inches. What is the area?
____________________
2. A parallelogram has a length of 9.4 inches and a height of 5.4 inches. What is the area?
____________________
3. A parallelogram has a length of 8.4 inches and a height of 5 inches. What is the area?
____________________
4. A triangle has a base of 7.2 inches and a height of 4.4 inches. What is the area?
____________________
5. A triangle has a base of 2.45 inches and a height of 1.78 inches. What is the area?
____________________
6. A triangle has a base of 12.2 inches and a height of 8.6 inches. What is the area?
____________________
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Monday, March 12, 2012
New Worksheet - Chemistry: Naming Compounds
Practice naming chemical compounds with these exercises:
Chemistry - Naming Compounds
Name: ___________________
Give the chemical formula for each of the following compounds:
diphosphorus hexaoxide _________________________________________
dinitrogen tetrahydride _________________________________________
nitrogen monoxide _________________________________________
tetraphosphorus hexaoxide _________________________________________
carbon tetrachloride _________________________________________
iodine trifluoride _________________________________________
dichlorine heptoxide _________________________________________
potassium phosphide _________________________________________
strontium sulfide _________________________________________
aluminum chloride _________________________________________
aluminum sulfite _________________________________________
ammonium carbonide _________________________________________
lithium cyanide _________________________________________
sodium acetate _________________________________________
magnesium hydroxide _________________________________________
rubidium carbonate _________________________________________
beryllium phosphate _________________________________________
Chemistry - Naming Compounds
Name: ___________________
Give the chemical formula for each of the following compounds:
diphosphorus hexaoxide _________________________________________
dinitrogen tetrahydride _________________________________________
nitrogen monoxide _________________________________________
tetraphosphorus hexaoxide _________________________________________
carbon tetrachloride _________________________________________
iodine trifluoride _________________________________________
dichlorine heptoxide _________________________________________
potassium phosphide _________________________________________
strontium sulfide _________________________________________
aluminum chloride _________________________________________
aluminum sulfite _________________________________________
ammonium carbonide _________________________________________
lithium cyanide _________________________________________
sodium acetate _________________________________________
magnesium hydroxide _________________________________________
rubidium carbonate _________________________________________
beryllium phosphate _________________________________________
Monday, March 5, 2012
New Worksheet - Conversions (Part 2)
Conversions Worksheet (Part 2)
Name: ____________________________
1. 1 kg of noodles costs $2.75.
How much does 3 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 4 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 7 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 1/2 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 3/4 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 2.25 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 3.75 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 4.5 kg cost? ____________________
2. 1 kg of butter costs $4.20. Who much do 2.5 kg of butter cost? ___________________
3. A roll of wire with 100 meters of wire weighs 1.3 kg. Another roll of wire with 30 meters of wire weighs 250 grams. Do both rolls contain the same type of wire? (hint: 1 kg = 1000 grams) ____________________
4. 9 workers need 6 days to finish renovating a house if they work 7 hours each day. Two of the workers are sick, so the rest are working an extra hour a day. How long will it take them to finish the renovation? ____________________
5. Bill is visiting England and while there he sees Stonehenge. In order to figure out how heavy one of the stones is, he estimates that the stone is about 2 meters long, 1.5 meters thick, and 6 meters high. He finds out from a construction worker that a stone with the dimensions 12 cm, 25 cm and 100 cm will weigh 81 kg. Given this information, what is approximate weight of one of the Stonehenge stones? ____________________
Name: ____________________________
1. 1 kg of noodles costs $2.75.
How much does 3 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 4 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 7 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 1/2 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 3/4 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 2.25 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 3.75 kg cost? ____________________
How much does 4.5 kg cost? ____________________
2. 1 kg of butter costs $4.20. Who much do 2.5 kg of butter cost? ___________________
3. A roll of wire with 100 meters of wire weighs 1.3 kg. Another roll of wire with 30 meters of wire weighs 250 grams. Do both rolls contain the same type of wire? (hint: 1 kg = 1000 grams) ____________________
4. 9 workers need 6 days to finish renovating a house if they work 7 hours each day. Two of the workers are sick, so the rest are working an extra hour a day. How long will it take them to finish the renovation? ____________________
5. Bill is visiting England and while there he sees Stonehenge. In order to figure out how heavy one of the stones is, he estimates that the stone is about 2 meters long, 1.5 meters thick, and 6 meters high. He finds out from a construction worker that a stone with the dimensions 12 cm, 25 cm and 100 cm will weigh 81 kg. Given this information, what is approximate weight of one of the Stonehenge stones? ____________________
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