(2) Study the figure below and use the counting square method to determine
the perimeter and area of the diagram in the grid. The idea for using the
counting squares is to enable you to develop the formulae that can be used
to calculate the area and perimeter of a rectangle.
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Adapted from Tess-India (Elementary Mathematics)
Explain step by step, how you arrived at your answer to determine the area
and perimeter of the figure in the grid paper.​

The perimeter of a shape is the summation of the visible lengths of the figure. The area; however, is the product of the length and the width of the figure

The perimeter of the figure is 58 units and the area of the figure is 130 unit square

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Having said that, the perimeter is:

Perimeter = sum of all sides

To calculate the area, we use a different approach.

First, we split the figure into 3, we then calculate the area of each sub-figure, and then we add up the calculated areas.

From left to right, we have:

Rectangle 1

Rectangle 2

Rectangle 3

The area of a rectangle is:

So, the area of the figure is:

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the answer is 48m^2!

step-by-step explanation: