Use rectangle area and perimeter — Guided Practice — page 1
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Worksheet directions

Grade 4 • Guided Practice • Work with your teacher or a partner. Discuss the model or strategy, then complete each problem.

Sample questions

  1. A rectangle has area 60 square units and width 5 units. Find its length and perimeter. Answer: ___
  2. A rectangle has perimeter 20 units and length 6 units. Find its width and area. Answer: ___
  3. Draw rectangles A (6 by 4) and B (8 by 3) on your work area. Show that both have area 24. Compare their perimeters. Does equal area force equal perimeter? Answer: ___
  4. A rectangle has area 12 square units and width 2 units. Find its length and perimeter. Answer: ___
  5. A rectangle has perimeter 26 units and length 8 units. Find its width and area. Answer: ___
  6. A rectangle is 8 units long and 3 units wide. Find its area and perimeter. Answer: ___

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Common Core connections

Source labels: 4.MD.A.3. Review the learning goals below to check the fit for your class.

  • 4.MD.A.3 — Area and perimeter formulas

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