ID 853

Geometry and  Measurement K11A rectangle has a width of 0.3x and a length of 0.4x.

Which formula is the correct one to calculate the perimeter (P) in terms of x?



ID 854

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which gives the largest answer?



ID 858

Geometry and  Measurement K11The edges of a large cube are 3 times longer than the edges of a small cube.

How many times greater is the volume of the large cube than the small cube?



ID 863

Geometry and  Measurement K11An arrow rotates 366° in one second.

How many revolutions does it make in one minute?



ID 868

Geometry and  Measurement K11Two satellites orbit at 1/4 R above Earth's surface. R is the radius of the Earth.

What is the maximum distance at which the two satellites can see each other?



ID 869

Geometry and  Measurement K11A mathematician wants to approximate the width of a lake.
He places 5 markers near the lake and measures the distances shown in the diagram.

What is the width of the lake in meters (m) from point P to point Q?



ID 870

Geometry and  Measurement K11What transformation creates an image with a vertex at the origin?



ID 872

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the area of the colored shape?



ID 873

Geometry and  Measurement K11Angles A and C are equal to 90o.

Which proportion is true?



ID 874

Geometry and  Measurement K11 Each interior angle of a regular polygon measures 144o.

How many sides does the polygon have?



ID 878

Geometry and  Measurement K11A square garden is 401 square meters.
The minimum distance between apple trees is 5 meters. The minimum distance between a tree and the fence around the garden is 5 meters.

What is the maximum number of trees that can fit in the garden?



ID 879

Geometry and  Measurement K11If the Earth's radius is twice the radius of planet M, then how much bigger is the Earth's volume?



ID 882

Geometry and  Measurement K11A boy is making boxes from cardboard.
He is going to cut square pieces off each corner as shown in the diagram and fold the sides up.
Which size of square pieces would give a larger box in terms of volume?



ID 884

Geometry and  Measurement K11Alex wants to arrange the cylinders from least to greatest volume.

What is the correct order?



ID 889

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which shape would be made if the two sections were fitted together?



ID 896

Geometry and  Measurement K11Five boys Andrew, Brandon, Chris, Daniel, and Ethan live on State Street.

At which point should the children meet so that the sum of the distances they walk to that point is minimized?



ID 897

Geometry and  Measurement K11A boy cuts a cardboard circle and only cuts 5 straight lines.
He does not care if the pieces are equal.

What is the maximum number of pieces he can obtain if he makes 5 cuts without moving the cut pieces?



ID 898

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many planes of symmetry does a cube have?



ID 904

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many boxes measuring 0.1m x 0.1m x 6.9m can be packed into a container measuring 6m x 3m x 2m?



ID 905

Geometry and  Measurement K11The figure shows a pyramid made of small squares.
I want to move the small squares and transform the pyramid into a big square.

What is the lowest possible number of moves that need to be made?



ID 915

Geometry and  Measurement K11The American flag consists of thirteen equally spaced, horizontal red and white stripes, with a blue rectangle in the canton bearing fifty small, white, five-pointed stars.

What part of the flag is red?



ID 919

Geometry and  Measurement K11The figure shows a regular pentagon.


Compare the values of angles A and B.



ID 988

Geometry and  Measurement K11Divide the analog watch face with two straight lines so that the sums of the numbers in each part are equal.

Which is true?



ID 1032

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many interior right angles are possible in a polygon with seven sides?



ID 1042

Geometry and  Measurement K11Bill mows the front lawn, which is a 7m by 10m rectangle.
The mower cuts a 1m wide strip.

If Bill starts at the corner and mows around the lawn in a spiral toward the center, how many times around must he go before he has mowed the lawn?



ID 1075

Geometry and  Measurement K11Among the following shapes of equal area, which has the largest perimeter?



ID 1102

Geometry and  Measurement K11The blocks of ice are of the same height and depth.

Find the picture of the heaviest block (or set of blocks).



ID 1149

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which shape has the largest number of angles?



ID 1150

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many squares are there?



ID 1167

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which bead is between two blue beads and closer to the bottom blue bead?



ID 1168

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which bead is in the middle between two violet beads?



ID 1170

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many small circles are outside the square?



ID 1223

Geometry and  Measurement K11A block of wood in the form of a cuboid 9 x 10 x 11 has all its six faces painted red.

If the wooden block is cut into small cubes of 1 x 1 x 1, how many of these cubes would have red paint on them?



ID 1250

Geometry and  Measurement K11I fold a square piece of paper in half four times without unfolding, making an isosceles right triangle each time.

What is the correct net of the creases on the paper after unfolding the paper?



ID 1252

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many squares can be formed by joining four of these points on the rectangular grid?



ID 1253

Geometry and  Measurement K11If I tile a floor with 3000 regular hexagonal tiles as shown here how many green tiles do I need?



ID 1259

Geometry and  Measurement K11Path C consists of straight segments.
Path D and E consist of semi-circles.

Which path is the longest?



ID 1279

Geometry and  Measurement K11 A circle is drawn through two vertices of a square so that it is tangent to one side of the square.
The square has sides of length 8.

Find the radius of the circle.



ID 1352

Geometry and  Measurement K11I placed together four identical triangles and the square, without overlaps, to form a figure.

What is the least possible perimeter of the new figure?



ID 1353

Geometry and  Measurement K11Compare areas F and G



ID 1398

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the sum of the marked angles?



ID 1401

Geometry and  Measurement K11Eight points are equally spaced on a circle.

How many right angled triangles that have all their vertices at three of these points can you draw?



ID 1444

Geometry and  Measurement K11The picture shows six equilateral triangles.
The sides of the triangles are three times longer than the sides of the regular hexagon.

What fraction of the whole shape is blue?



ID 1462

Geometry and  Measurement K11The picture shows a tiling pattern which is made of square green tiles 10 x 10 cm and gray tiles 20 x 10 cm.
The pattern is extended to cover a large surface.

What fraction of the surface is colored green?



ID 1483

Geometry and  Measurement K11Fifteen billiard balls perfectly fit into a triangular rack.
What is the largest number of the balls that fit into the rack when its side lengths are decreased by 20%?



ID 1487

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the smallest number of segments that needs to be moved so that the pattern has a line of symmetry?



ID 1526

Geometry and  Measurement K11All three circles are tangent to the horizontal line and to one another.
The diameter of the small circle is 2.

Find the diameter of the big circles.



ID 1578

Geometry and  Measurement K11A girl wants to cut the paper into several equal pieces of the same shape, and with nothing left over.

(NOTE: She does not have to cut along the dotted lines.)

How many pieces are possible?



ID 1755

Geometry and  Measurement K11Two lines and two diagonals are drawn through the center of the rectangle.
What fraction of the area of the rectangle is green?



ID 1807

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many circles are needed to separate each star from all of the others?



ID 1811

Geometry and  Measurement K11I would like to cut the shape into the fewest possible pieces that will fit together and form a rectangle.

What is the smallest number of pieces?



ID 1848

Geometry and  Measurement K11The colored figure in the picture consists of isosceles right triangles.

What is the largest possible area of the blue shape?



ID 1865

Geometry and  Measurement K11The vertices of the smaller square divide each side of the larger square by a ratio of 2:1.

What fraction of the larger square is blue?



ID 1966

Geometry and  Measurement K11I blew some air into a spherical balloon and quadrupled its surface area (4 times).

By how much did I multiply the volume of the sphere?



ID 1977

Geometry and  Measurement K11Estimate the area of the largest equilateral triangle that can fit within a 1x1 square.



ID 2158

Geometry and  Measurement K11Four matchsticks form a square.

How many non-overlapping squares can be formed using eight matchsticks?

Note: The matchsticks do not intersect each other.



ID 2186

Geometry and  Measurement K11Guesstimation.

How many tennis balls can fit in a school bus?



ID 2188

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the maximum number of apples (ideal spherical units) that can touch another given apple (spherical unit) without overlapping?



ID 2200

Geometry and  Measurement K11I arranged twelve one-inch wooden sticks in a polygon with an area of 6 square inches.
I would like to form a polygon with an area of 4 square inches using these 12 sticks.

What is the minimum number of sides of the new polygon?



ID 3113

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which reservoir has the smallest volume?



ID 3114

Geometry and  Measurement K11Anna has made puzzle pieces by cutting wedges from a disk.
Each wedge cut from the disk has a 50-degree angle at the center of the disk.
The weight of the uncut disk is 108 grams.

How many grams does each 50-degree wedge weigh?



ID 3115

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many coins do I need to melt down and recast to get a single coin of double thickness and double diameter?



ID 3123

Geometry and  Measurement K11Shape A and B are congruent equilateral triangles.
Shape C is formed by superimposing shapes A and B about their centers.

What is the perimeter of shape C if the perimeter of shape A is 45 inches?



ID 3124

Geometry and  Measurement K11The diagram illustrates a row of three squares formed by matches.

How many matches will it take to make a row of 33 squares?



ID 3162

Geometry and  Measurement K11A boy stacked colored cubes in a square pyramid like the one shown here.
The top layer had 1 cube, the second layer had 4 cubes, and so on.

If the pyramid were 16 layers high, how many cubes would be in the sixteenth layer?



ID 3163

Geometry and  Measurement K11The figure shows a red equilateral triangle inscribed within another equilateral triangle. The side of the bigger triangle measures 10 meters.

What is the ratio of blue area to the total area of the largest triangle?



ID 3168

Geometry and  Measurement K11The three circles have fixed centers, and the diameter of a circle is 7 / 8 of its 'left neighbor'.

The left circle completes a hundred revolutions per minute.

Estimate how many revolutions the right circle completes.



ID 3173

Geometry and  Measurement K11For this rectangular solid, which plane(s) contain(s) C and is/are parallel to plane AEF?



ID 3174

Geometry and  Measurement K11Two similar pyramids have volumes of 343 m3 and 64 m3.

What is the ratio of their surface areas?



ID 3224

Geometry and  Measurement K11Among the following shapes of equal perimeter, which has the smallest area?



ID 3651

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which triangle with sides a, b, and c has the largest area?



ID 3762

Geometry and  Measurement K11Squares 1, 2 and 3 have sides of length 1, 2 and 3 units, respectively.

What is the perimeter of the entire figure if there are 100 such squares in the shape?



ID 3791

Geometry and  Measurement K11A square with a side length 20 has two vertices on the circle, and one side touching the circle.

Find the diameter of the circle.



ID 3928

Geometry and  Measurement K11Two squares, each with sides measuring 2 cm, are placed such that a vertex of one lies at the center of the other.

What is the area of the overlapping region?



ID 3934

Geometry and  Measurement K11A recipe makes 5 pizzas that are 12 inches in diameter.

If I decide to make 3-inch diameter pizzas, how many of the smaller pizzas would this recipe make?



ID 3935

Geometry and  Measurement K11Two congruent circles share a radius.

What is the perimeter of the figure compared with the perimeter of the original circle?



ID 3951

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the area of a garden?



ID 3966

Geometry and  Measurement K11The large and small circles touch each other.

What part of the large circle is shaded?



ID 4013

Geometry and  Measurement K11Estimate how long the rope is if its diameter is 1 cm.



ID 4049

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the ratio of the areas of the large and small squares.



ID 4075

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the largest possible side size of an equilateral triangle that fits into a square with a side size 10?



ID 4166

Geometry and  Measurement K11The hypotenuse of a right triangle is 6, and the length of one leg is 2 units longer than the length of the other.

What’s the area of the triangle?



ID 4231

Geometry and  Measurement K11What part of the rectangle is red if points A and B are the midpoints of the corresponding sides of the rectangle?



ID 4325

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many lines can be drawn in a plane so that they are equidistant from 3 points?



ID 4427

Geometry and  Measurement K11 Three overlapping squares form 5 squares including themselves in the picture.

What is the greatest number of squares you can make by overlapping three squares of the same size?



ID 4430

Geometry and  Measurement K11You have a 5kg weight and a 12kg weight.
They are the same height and are made from the same material.

What is the ratio of their diameters?



ID 4714

Geometry and  Measurement K11Estimate the maximum number of smaller 1-inch circles that fit in a larger circle, the diameter of which is 2.9 times larger.



ID 4863

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the volume in cubic inches of the pyramid with height 10 inches?

The pyramid consists of equal cubes.



ID 5039

Geometry and  Measurement K11I want to divide this shape into four congruent pieces - all of precisely the same size and shape.

How many sides do the four pieces have?



ID 5051

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which pyramid has the largest volume?



ID 5115

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the area of the colored rectangle.



ID 5160

Geometry and  Measurement K11Which line goes through the center of the circle?



ID 5304

Geometry and  Measurement K11All sides of the white cross are the same.

What percentage of the square is the cross?



ID 5400

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the sum of the interior angles B and D of the pentagon if three other angles are right?



ID 5403

Geometry and  Measurement K11If I picked three red points, each in the middle of a different side of the big triangle, would the small triangle be similar to the big one?



ID 5418

Geometry and  Measurement K11A large rectangle of perimeter 44 is divided into 10 congruent rectangles.

Find the perimeter of a small rectangle.



ID 5505

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the area of the shaded region (in square units).



ID 5570

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the ratio of green and blue areas in the regular hexagon.



ID 5581

Geometry and  Measurement K11The isosceles trapezoid consists of two isosceles triangles.

Isosceles means having two sides of equal length.

Find the marked angle A.



ID 5598

Geometry and  Measurement K11In a triangle, the measures of the angles are in the ratio 19 : 20 : 21.

What is the measure of the largest angle in the triangle?

The picture shows the Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, a loosely defined region, where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances.



ID 5625

Geometry and  Measurement K11Mars is entirely covered by land and the amount is approximately the same as the amount of land on Earth.
29% of Earth’s surface is covered by land and 71% by water.

Approximately how many times larger is the radius of Earth compared to the radius of Mars?



ID 5678

Geometry and  Measurement K11A school decided to give presents to 1000 students.

Which is the smallest room that can contain all the presents?

1m = 100cm



ID 5697

Geometry and  Measurement K11There are 15 colored squares : three squares of each color.

What is the largest area of the 6x6 square can be covered by the colored squares without intersection and going over?

Inspired by Knapsack problem



ID 5707

Geometry and  Measurement K11How many cubes would be needed to construct a tower with a height of 200 cubes?



ID 5716

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the area of the annulus (shaded region).



ID 5718

Geometry and  Measurement K11The lines through AB and AC are tangential to the circle.

Which distance is the largest?



ID 5746

Geometry and  Measurement K11"The Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov has broken the record for the fastest circumnavigation of the earth in a hot air balloon in 2016. The 64-year-old has beaten the late Steve Fossett’s record of circumnavigating the world by two days, making the 34,000km journey in just 11 days flying at heights of up to 10km." - The Guardian.

Which extra distance would the adventurer travel if it is 12 km above the ground?



ID 5759

Geometry and  Measurement K11A pie chart (or a circle chart) is a circular statistical graphic, which is divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportion.

I divided my chart into 9 zones, so that the second zone is 2 times larger than the first one, the third is 3 times larger than the first one, and so on.

What is the size of the ninth zone?



ID 5867

Geometry and  Measurement K11This is a part of a chessboard.

What area is larger?



ID 5876

Geometry and  Measurement K11You need to find the center of a circle using only one template of a letter and a pencil.

Which letter is the best choice?



ID 5906

Geometry and  Measurement K11The diameter of the large circle is 5 times greater than the diameter of small circles (and semicircles).

What is the ratio of the blue area to the white area inside the large circle?



ID 6003

Geometry and  Measurement K11You have measured the diagonal of your rectangular lawn using a laser rangefinder onto a conveniently positioned garden gnome. You have also measured the angle of the diagonal.

What is the length of the lawn?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6015

Geometry and  Measurement K11Terry the termite is taking a walk across the gap between two roses using a conveniently available cotton thread. Terry is quite good at mathematics, but not nearly as smart as his uncle Huygens. Uncle Huygens explained that the thread forms a shape known as a catenary, a curve which looks a bit like a parabola, but is more complicated than that.

Terry is smart, but not that smart, so he approximates the curve as a 30° arc of a circle of radius 100mm.

What is Terry’s estimate of the (arc) length of this cotton bridge?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6056

Geometry and  Measurement K11In a rectangle, the sloping line divides the area of the rectangle.

What is the ratio of green to blue area of the rectangle?



ID 6223

Geometry and  Measurement K11Three ropes join at a ring which is free to move relative to the ground. The forces and directions are shown at one instant.
The sketch is not necessarily drawn to scale.

What happens next?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6264

Geometry and  Measurement K11Leslie Green asks:

If you defined the sine and cosine functions to Pythagoras, 2500 years ago, he would easily have solved this problem.

Surely you won’t have any trouble with it?
(No cheating by using a calculator or trig tables.)



ID 6304

Geometry and  Measurement K11Pretend the round red blobs are tennis balls. Pretend the blue lines are stretchy strings.

Can you move the tennis balls from the pattern on the left to make the pattern on the right?

NOTE: the strings are special so that whatever you do they never get tangled up with each other.

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6323

Geometry and  Measurement K11It is often said that "You cannot fit a square peg in a round hole". Obviously that is not true. Anyone with any mathematical background would use a square peg whose diagonal was equal to the diameter of the round hole.

But we have a different question. If you bevel (cut) each corner of the square peg at a 45° angle, what is the largest cross-sectional area of peg that will fit in a circular hole of radius R?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6324

Geometry and  Measurement K11A radian is a very strange unit of angular measure. Protractors are calibrated in degrees, not radians. You will never find radians mentioned in everyday life.

But computer library functions for sin(), cos() and tan() functions all use radians not degrees, so if you need to use them then you need to convert from degrees to radians. There is no need to remember the conversion factor; just work it out from first principles when you need it.

If you draw an arc with a compass, and the arc length is equal to the radius, then the angle of the arc is 1 radian.

Given that definition you should be able to calculate how many degrees make 1 radian.

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6337

Geometry and  Measurement K11Did you realize that trigonometry is actually used in computer programs? The right half of the image shows a graph with node (vertex) numbers. These labels need to be rotated around the nodes in order to avoid clashing with the blue links (branches). The left half of the image shows the problem of moving the center of a text label box around a fixed point.

Assuming a standard (Cartesian) x-y co-ordinate system, and given that the node is at (Px, Py), what is the position for the top left corner of the label box?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6343

Geometry and  Measurement K11Being a bored billionaire, Martin decides to have a swimming pool built in the shape of an inverted regular tetrahedron. Of course he wasn’t sure what a tetrahedron was, so the architect explained that it is a triangular based pyramid with all four sides equal, although in this case there is no actual base because that is the surface of the water.

Martin is bored by the fact that the pool has taken two hours to get to a depth of one third the overall height. Filling at the same rate (in gallons per minute) he decides that it will take another 4 hours to fill completely. Everyone avoids his gaze when he makes this statement out loud.

How much longer will it really take?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6366

Geometry and  Measurement K11I cut off 4 triangles from a cross that was initially composed from 5 equal squares.

The height and width ratio of each triangle is 2 : 1.

Which regular shape can be composed from all these pieces if I rearrange them?

There are no superpositions.



ID 6370

Geometry and  Measurement K11Jane is sitting on a bench in a museum when she sees a round coin drop from a woman's purse onto the tiled floor. She tries to guess the probability that the coin will not land on the boundary between tiles. She neglects the thickness of the boundary between the tiles and estimates that the coin diameter is one fifth the side length of the tiles. She guesses that there is a 20% chance of the coin landing on the border.

What is the correct probability of the coin not landing on a tile boundary?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6396

Geometry and  Measurement K11The horizontal Field of View (the size of the scene which fits into the picture) of a particular digital camera is 3m at a distance of 3m.

What is the angular Field of View?

(Hint: Draw a little sketch.)

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6451

Geometry and  Measurement K11The blue ball weighs somewhere between 1 and 31 times the weight of a red ball, the ratio being an integer. Enough red balls are placed on the right hand side of the balance to make the beam level. The minimum number of red balls is used to balance any particular weight. There is no restriction on the number of balls in any particular position on the balance.

What is the maximum number of red balls required to balance any blue ball weight within the given range?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 6470

Geometry and  Measurement K11What part of the large regular hexagon is the yellow hexagon?



ID 6516

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the area of the blue intersection square of the envelope?



ID 6529

Geometry and  Measurement K11The picture shows a target that indicates the scores that arrows can make.
The radiuses of the circles are 3, 5, 7, and 9 units.

If an arrow lands at any point of the target with equal probability, what is the probability to score 9?



ID 6607

Geometry and  Measurement K11I cut a rectangle into pieces using straight lines, and rearrange these pieces into a hexagon whose sides are all of the same length.

What is the minimum possible number of pieces?



ID 6664

Geometry and  Measurement K11A (simple) polygon is a planar figure composed of non-intersecting line segments (sides) joined into a closed path.

A convex polygon has all internal angles less than 180°.
A concave polygon has at least one internal angle greater than 180°.
The image shows one convex polygon and one concave polygon.

Which statement is true?



ID 6667

Geometry and  Measurement K11The spiral of Theodorus (also called Pythagorean spiral) is a spiral composed of contiguous right triangles.

Which triangle has an area of 1?



ID 6671

Geometry and  Measurement K11The center of each of the four congruent circles is in the intersection of two other circles.

If the perimeter of a circle is 6 meters, what is the length of the green external perimeter?



ID 6676

Geometry and  Measurement K11The symmetric shape is formed by circles that have a radius 7.

What is the area of the shape?



ID 6689

Geometry and  Measurement K11The picture shows a regular dodecagon, a twelve-sided polygon, covered by equilateral triangles and squares.

Which area is larger?



ID 6691

Geometry and  Measurement K11The skyscraper is 550 meters high, the trees are 50 meters high, and the distance between them is 1km (1,000 meters).

Gerry swims towards the trees.At what distance (from the trees) do the trees start to completely hide the skyscraper?



ID 6794

Geometry and  Measurement K11The three lines are tangent to the inner of the two concentric circles.

Find the ratio of the circles' diameters.



ID 6809

Geometry and  Measurement K11Eight identical circles are externally tangential to one another.

What is the ratio of orange area to green area?



ID 6886

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the value of

cos 1° + cos 2° + cos 3° + … + cos 358° + cos 359°?



ID 6889

Geometry and  Measurement K11What is the value of

sin 1° + sin 2° + sin 3° + … + sin 358° + sin 359°?



ID 6914

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the area of the annulus.

&π ≈ 3.14159



ID 6945

Geometry and  Measurement K11Jane's handkerchief has a regular pattern.

What percentage of her handkerchief is red?



ID 7004

Geometry and  Measurement K11Find the diameter of the circle in the right triangle with the side lengths 12 and 16.



ID 7046

Geometry and  Measurement K11If the perimeter of one of the nine identical rectangles is 12 cm, what is the perimeter of the shape composed from them?



ID 7060

Geometry and  Measurement K11Consider the planar figure shown to the right. All angles are 90°. There are 4 dimensions shown, with X being clearly shown by the red line segment.

What is the effect of X on the perimeter of the shape?

Author: Leslie Green



ID 7070

Geometry and  Measurement K11Leslie Green asks:

The manufacturer of a particular brand of paint has specified that the 2.5 L of paint in the tin will cover 32 m2.

Neglecting wastage and spillage, how thick is the paint on the wall, assuming the manufacturer's figures are correct?

Note: 1 mL = 1 cm3



ID 7118

Geometry and  Measurement K11Estimate the area of the shape in square units.



ID 7353

Geometry and  Measurement K11The diagram shows the formula of the area of an ellipse.

For what ratio of the length to the width of the rectangle is the percent of its blue area the largest?



ID 7398

Geometry and  Measurement K11Rearrange the small 1-cm squares, keeping a rectangular shape, but make the outer perimeter as large as possible.

What is the new outer perimeter?