Area and Perimeter by Justin Roland Luo

Liaw Xin Ru

2015-09-02 04:23:07 UTC

I think(for example)if a mini whiteboard has a bigger perimeter,it will definitely have a bigger area.And similarly,if the mini whiteboard has a smaller perimeter,it has a smaller area.As The perimeter will 'allow'a bigger area.

Bryan

2015-09-02 04:23:11 UTC

yes

Yaowen

2015-09-02 04:23:20 UTC

No.A rectangle with an area of 90 can have a perimeter of 38 and Vince versal

Angella

2015-09-02 04:23:26 UTC

1) Yes, I think so :/

2) If the perimeter is bigger, I think the area is bigger.

I think so.

Yeva

2015-09-02 04:23:27 UTC

1)Yes.

Regan

2015-09-02 04:23:33 UTC

1)Yes

2)If the perimeter is bigger,the area is also bigger

Arwen :)

2015-09-02 04:23:40 UTC

1)I think its yes.

2)When its the rectangle isbig ,it will have a big area

Josh

2015-09-02 04:23:40 UTC

1) Yes

Area must be bigger than perimeter

etc; Square with 4 'cm2 as area has 16 cm as perimeter

Royce

2015-09-02 04:23:58 UTC

I think that it is a yes . If for example , a phone , if the perimeter is big ,100% the area will be big , too

Alessa

2015-09-02 04:24:07 UTC

Answers:

1)Yes.

2)Actually I don't really know.^_^

D

2015-09-02 04:24:24 UTC

Yes.If a shape has a big perimeter,its area would also be big

I am not sure.Please help me

Caron

2015-09-02 04:24:29 UTC

Yes .

Jun Xiang

2015-09-02 04:24:30 UTC

yes.

Besper

2015-09-02 04:24:57 UTC

yes

Renette Tang

2015-09-02 04:25:04 UTC

I think its no

not sure

Yue Jie

2015-09-02 04:25:11 UTC

Perimeter smaller than area

Low Wee Heng

2015-09-02 04:25:11 UTC

1) yes

Putra

2015-09-02 04:25:16 UTC

1. Yes

2.The area is always bigger than the perimeter

3. If wrong then i dont know :D

Phei Shawn

2015-09-02 04:25:18 UTC

1) Yes

2) I think the perimeter would be smaller than the area.

Nadya

2015-09-02 04:25:22 UTC

Yes I think The bigger the perimeter ,the area is bigger

I think

Fayyadh

2015-09-02 04:25:29 UTC

Yi Qing

2015-09-02 04:25:32 UTC

I do not think so.Sometimes,the area or perimeter can be bigger or smaller than each other except square.

Joshua

2015-09-02 04:25:34 UTC

Yes.The bigger the perimeter,the bigger the area.

lim jun yang

2015-09-02 04:25:56 UTC

yes

Delphina

2015-09-02 04:26:09 UTC

I think the answer is yes?(from what i know)

shay

2015-09-02 04:26:24 UTC

yes.if the perimeter is bigger, the area will also be bigger. if the perimeter is smaller, the area will be smaller.

Inez Louisa Nur Effendi

2015-09-02 04:26:53 UTC

1)Yes

2)To find the area of objects,we have to times L and B.

Thant

2015-09-02 04:27:51 UTC

Yes.

The length times breadth is bigger

Seng Hoi

2015-09-02 04:28:36 UTC

yes.

Kate

2015-09-02 04:29:09 UTC

No.If the shape is smaller, the perimeter can be bigger.

Jocelyn

2015-09-02 04:36:27 UTC

yes

Rui Na

2015-09-02 04:36:40 UTC

Yes.

2015-09-03 00:49:35 UTC

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