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Welcome to the area and perimeter calculator!

In this application you will be able to:

- Know the formula to calculate the area and perimeter of different geometric figures.

- If you do not want to do it yourself, you will directly have a geometric calculator to calculate for you the area and perimeter of the geometric figures you want.

- Save a lot of time in your mathematical calculations of areas and perimeters.

- Always have at hand the mathematical formulas for calculating area and perimeter.

- Have an aid for your mathematical studies and calculate the area and perimeter of the different existing geometric figures.

From what geometric figures can we calculate the area and perimeter?

- Square

- Rectangle

- Triangle

- Rhombus

- Rhomboid

- Trapeze

- Circle

- Pentagon

- and more area and perimeter calculations in future updates!

What is the area of ​​a geometric figure?

Area is a metric concept that can allow you to assign a measure to the extent of a surface, expressed in mathematics as units of measure called surface units. Area is a metric concept that requires the specification of a measure of length.

Area is a scalar-type metric quantity defined as the two-dimensional extension of a line to the plane of space.

For geometric figures with flat surfaces, the concept of area is much more intuitive: To obtain the area of ​​any geometric figure with a flat surface with straight sides -that is, any polygon- it can be triangulated, and its area can be calculated as the sum of the areas of the triangles into which it is decomposed. Occasionally the term area is used as a synonym for surface, when there is no confusion between the geometric concept itself (surface) and the metric magnitude associated with the geometric concept (area). In this application you will be able to calculate the area or surface very quickly of the following figures: square, rectangle, triangle, rhombus, rhomboid, trapezoid, circle and pentagon.

What is the perimeter of a geometric figure?

Speaking of geometric shapes, the perimeter is the sum of all the sides. The term can be used both for distance or length, and for the length of the contour of a geometric shape. The perimeter of a circle is called the length of the circumference. Half of the perimeter is the semi-perimeter. Calculating the perimeter of a geometric figure has considerable practical applications. The perimeter of a geometric figure can be used to calculate the length of the fence required to surround a patio. With us you can calculate the perimeter of the following geometric figures: square, rectangle, triangle, rhombus, rhomboid, trapezoid, circle and pentagon.

What practical applications can calculate the area or perimeter of a geometric figure?

The concepts of area and perimeter refer to measurements of geometric figures. The area refers to the surface and the perimeter to the edge. The word perimeter comes from two words: "peri" which means around and "metron" which is measure. Perimeter is the measure of the edge of a geometric figure.

The perimeter and area of ​​a figure are fundamental quantities in the determination of a polygon or a geometric figure, since they are used to calculate, for example, the boundary of an object. The area is used to be able to obtain the interior surface of a perimeter to be covered.

Area and perimeter are features that are in high demand in math-related studies.

If you have any questions or suggestions about the application, you can contact bawindev@gmail.com and include in the title of the mail "Areas and Perimeters".

What are you waiting for to know our application and be able to calculate, by yourself or with help, different areas and perimeters of geometric figures?