Hello,
This is an easy question for all of you here.
Would you consider both of these two shapes to have one single area each?
1) Draw two shapes with the same area and with the same length of circumference. Is this the correct answer? Or, is the first shape made out of two areas and cannot be counted as a single area.
2) What is the definition of area?
I hope you would like to answer my super simple question in this advanced math forum.
This is an easy question for all of you here.
Would you consider both of these two shapes to have one single area each?
1) Draw two shapes with the same area and with the same length of circumference. Is this the correct answer? Or, is the first shape made out of two areas and cannot be counted as a single area.
2) What is the definition of area?
I hope you would like to answer my super simple question in this advanced math forum.