MATH 4 TERM 1 WEEK 4 DAY 1-2 PERIMETER OF COMPOSITE FIGURES COMPOSED OF TRIANGLES | MAATAG — Transcript
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- 0:01Math 4
- 0:04Term 1
- 0:06Week 4
- 0:08Let's learn about
- 0:11>> [music]
- 0:11>> perimeter of composite figures composed
- 0:14of triangles.
- 0:16Day 1 to Day 2, Matatag Curriculum.
- 0:22Hello kids, it's me, Teacher Pearl.
- 0:26Don't forget to subscribe,
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- 0:34latest video. [music]
- 0:35Have fun learning, kids.
- 0:40Learning competencies and objectives.
- 0:43Find the perimeter of quadrilaterals
- 0:46that are not squares or rectangles.
- 0:50At the end of the lesson, the learners
- 0:52will be able to
- 0:55First, give the meaning of composite
- 0:57figures.
- 1:00Second, give examples of composite
- 1:03figures.
- 1:05Third, solve the perimeter of composite
- 1:07figures.
- 1:10Fourth, follow the correct formulas in
- 1:13solving for the perimeter of composite
- 1:15figures composed of triangles.
- 1:20Day 1
- 1:23Before we start our lesson, let's have a
- 1:26short review.
- 1:28Instructions Study the figures below.
- 1:31Use the given side lengths to calculate
- 1:34its perimeter. Choose your answers
- 1:36inside the box below.
- 1:39Number 1 The side lengths of this
- 1:41triangle is 12 cm.
- 1:44This triangle has three sides, so we can
- 1:48use this formula. Perimeter equals 3 *
- 1:51side, or
- 1:533 * 12 cm.
- 1:563 * 12 = 36 cm.
- 2:00Therefore, the perimeter of this
- 2:02triangle is 36 cm. The answer is letter
- 2:07D.
- 2:09Number two.
- 2:10Each side length of this triangle has
- 2:13different length, 4 cm, 8 cm, and 10 cm.
- 2:19So, we can use this formula.
- 2:22Perimeter = 4 cm + 8 cm + 10 cm = 22 cm.
- 2:31Therefore, the perimeter of this
- 2:33triangle is 22 cm.
- 2:37>> [music]
- 2:37>> The answer is letter C.
- 2:40Number three. The side length of this
- 2:43triangle is 15 cm.
- 2:46And the length below is 5 cm. So, add
- 2:50the following lengths.
- 2:52Perimeter = 15 cm + 15 cm + 5 cm = 35
- 3:00cm.
- 3:02Therefore, the perimeter of this
- 3:04triangle is 35 cm. The answer is letter
- 3:09A.
- 3:11Number four. The sides of this triangle
- 3:14has different length.
- 3:163 cm, 11 cm, and 14 cm. So, we can add
- 3:22them.
- 3:23Perimeter = 3 cm + 11 cm + 14 cm.
- 3:30The answer is 28 cm.
- 3:33Therefore, the perimeter of this
- 3:35triangle is 28 cm. The answer is letter
- 3:40E.
- 3:41And for number five, the two sides of
- 3:44this triangle have the same length,
- 3:46which is 21 cm. And the other side is 24
- 3:51cm.
- 3:53So, we can add them.
- 3:55Perimeter equals 24 cm + 21 cm + 21 cm =
- 4:0366 cm. Therefore, the perimeter of this
- 4:07triangle is 66 cm. The answer [music] is
- 4:11letter B.
- 4:16Lesson purpose.
- 4:18Imagine you are designing a garden in
- 4:20the shape of a composite figure made up
- 4:23of triangles. If each triangle in your
- 4:26design has sides of 2 m, 3 m, and 4 m,
- 4:31how would you calculate the total length
- 4:34of the garden's boundary?
- 4:36Let's solve.
- 4:38To calculate the total length of the
- 4:40garden's boundary or perimeter, you
- 4:43first need to know how many triangles
- 4:45make up the composite figure and which
- 4:48sides are on the outside boundary.
- 4:51For one triangle with sides 2 m, 3 m,
- 4:55and 4 m, we can solve them by adding the
- 4:58following meters.
- 5:00Perimeter equals 2 + 3 + 4 = 9 m.
- 5:06So, the boundary length of a single
- 5:09triangle is 9 m.
- 5:13Unlocking content vocabulary. Arrange
- 5:16the jumbled words.
- 5:19Number one.
- 5:20What word is this?
- 5:24This word is perimeter. [music]
- 5:28Number two.
- 5:29What word is this?
- 5:34Correct. This word is triangle.
- 5:38Number three. What word is this?
- 5:44Very good. This word is length.
- 5:49Number four. What word is this?
- 5:54Correct. This word is
- 5:57composite.
- 5:59And number five. What word is this?
- 6:05Correct. This word is
- 6:08figure.
- 6:10Let us know about the meaning of the
- 6:12following words.
- 6:15The first word is perimeter.
- 6:18The perimeter is the total distance
- 6:20around the edge of a two-dimensional
- 6:22shape.
- 6:24The second word is triangle. A triangle
- 6:28is a figure with three edges and three
- 6:31vertices. It is one of the basic shapes
- 6:34in geometry.
- 6:37The third word is length. Length is the
- 6:41measurement of something from end to
- 6:43end. It is the longest dimension of an
- 6:46object.
- 6:48And the last word is composite figure.
- 6:51A composite figure is a shape that is
- 6:54made up of two or more simple geometric
- 6:57shapes, such as triangles, rectangles,
- 7:01circles, and so on.
- 7:06Day two.
- 7:08Subtopic number one. Perimeter of
- 7:11composite figures composed of triangles.
- 7:15Let's read this problem.
- 7:18Mr. Rabang bought a cartolina for his
- 7:20math class. He needs two triangles of
- 7:24the same size without wasting any part
- 7:27of the cartolina.
- 7:28How will he divide it?
- 7:30What will be the perimeter of each
- 7:33triangle?
- 7:35Observe the perimeter of each triangle.
- 7:38We have triangle A and triangle B.
- 7:42In triangle A, the length of the sides
- 7:45are 50 cm, 70 cm, and 80 cm. The same
- 7:51with the side lengths of triangle B.
- 7:55First question, who bought cartolina for
- 7:58his math class?
- 8:02Correct.
- 8:04Mr. Abang bought cartolina for his math
- 8:06class.
- 8:09Second question, how will he cut the
- 8:11cartolina into two triangles without
- 8:14wasting any part?
- 8:19Correct.
- 8:21He cut the cartolina by equal triangles
- 8:24or two right triangles.
- 8:28Third question, what do you call the
- 8:30figure cut into two equal triangles like
- 8:33Mr. Abang did to the cartolina he
- 8:35bought?
- 8:40Correct. The figure cut into two equal
- 8:42triangles is called composite figures.
- 8:48Fourth question, what do you think is
- 8:50the distance around each triangle?
- 8:57Correct. The distance around each
- 8:59triangle is 200 cm.
- 9:04Fifth question, what will be the
- 9:06perimeter of the two triangles?
- 9:11Correct. The perimeter of the two
- 9:14triangles is
- 9:16240 cm.
- 9:19Number six, how many triangles are there
- 9:22in the figure?
- 9:27Correct. There are two triangles.
- 9:32Number seven, what figure was formed
- 9:35when the two triangles were combined.
- 9:40Very good. When the two triangles were
- 9:43combined, the figure formed is
- 9:46rectangle.
- 9:48Number eight. How do we solve for the
- 9:50perimeter of two triangles?
- 9:56Correct.
- 9:57To solve for the perimeter of the two
- 9:59triangles above, first calculate the
- 10:02perimeter of triangle A, then calculate
- 10:05the perimeter of triangle B, then get
- 10:08the sum of the two triangles.
- 10:13Since triangles have three sides, follow
- 10:16this formula.
- 10:17The formula for triangle A is side 1 +
- 10:21side 2 + side 3, or S1 + S2 + S3.
- 10:28Side 1 is 50 cm,
- 10:31side 2 is 70 cm, and side 3 is 80 cm.
- 10:36So, 50 cm + 70 cm + 80 cm =
- 10:42200 cm.
- 10:45Therefore, the perimeter of triangle A
- 10:47is 200 cm.
- 10:51Then calculate the perimeter of triangle
- 10:54B following the same formula.
- 10:57Triangle B = side 1 + side 2 + side 3,
- 11:01or S1 + S2 + S3.
- 11:0550 cm + 70 cm + 80 cm =
- 11:11200 cm.
- 11:14Therefore, the perimeter of triangle B
- 11:16is also 200 cm.
- 11:21Now, add the perimeter of the two
- 11:23triangles.
- 11:25They have the same perimeter, which is
- 11:27200 cm.
- 11:30So, perimeter equals triangle A, which
- 11:33is 200 cm, plus triangle B, which is 200
- 11:37cm.
- 11:39200 cm plus 200 cm equals
- 11:44400 cm.
- 11:46Therefore, the perimeter of the two
- 11:49triangles is 400 cm.
- 11:54Now, let's have a work example.
- 11:57For example number one, let's read the
- 12:00problem.
- 12:01The grade four pupils of Pantay
- 12:03Elementary School were asked to draw a
- 12:05rhombus of two equal triangles with a
- 12:08side of 15 cm.
- 12:11What is the perimeter of the two
- 12:13triangles?
- 12:14What is the perimeter of the composite
- 12:16figure?
- 12:18So, as you can see, the rhombus has two
- 12:21equal triangles, triangle A and triangle
- 12:25B, with a side of 15 cm.
- 12:28Let's find the perimeter of the two
- 12:30triangles and also find the perimeter of
- 12:33the composite figure.
- 12:36For triangle A,
- 12:37add each side.
- 12:39Perimeter equals 15 cm plus 15 cm plus
- 12:4415 cm equals
- 12:4745 cm.
- 12:50Therefore, the perimeter of triangle A
- 12:52is 45 cm.
- 12:55For triangle B,
- 12:57perimeter equals 15 cm plus 15 cm plus
- 13:0315 cm
- 13:05equals 45 cm.
- 13:09Therefore, the perimeter of triangle B
- 13:11is 45 cm.
- 13:14Triangle A and triangle B have the same
- 13:17perimeter.
- 13:20Now, get the perimeter of the two
- 13:22triangles.
- 13:24Perimeter equals 45 cm + 45 cm. The
- 13:30answer is 90 cm.
- 13:33Therefore, the perimeter of the two
- 13:35triangles is 90 cm.
- 13:40But if we are solving for the perimeter
- 13:42of the composite figure, which is the
- 13:44rhombus, we add all the sides around the
- 13:48figure using this formula.
- 13:51The formula is perimeter equals S1 + S2
- 13:55+ S3 + S4 since the rhombus has four
- 13:59sides or 15 cm + 15 cm + 15 cm.
- 14:08The answer is
- 14:1060 cm.
- 14:13Therefore, the perimeter of the
- 14:14composite figure is 60 cm.
- 14:20Example number two. Compute the
- 14:22perimeter of the composite figure below.
- 14:25Find also the perimeter of the triangle
- 14:28A and B.
- 14:30Triangle A and triangle B have the same
- 14:34measurements of their sides, which is 6
- 14:37cm.
- 14:40Triangle A.
- 14:42Perimeter equals 6 cm + 6 cm + 6 cm
- 14:47equals
- 14:4918 cm.
- 14:51Or
- 14:53perimeter equals three times side
- 14:56or three times 6 cm equals
- 15:0018 cm.
- 15:03Triangle B.
- 15:05Perimeter equals 6 cm + 6 cm + 6 cm
- 15:11equals 18 cm.
- 15:14Or
- 15:16perimeter equals three times side
- 15:19or three times 6 cm equals 18 cm.
- 15:25What is the perimeter of the two
- 15:27triangles?
- 15:30Triangle A plus triangle B. To find the
- 15:33perimeter of the two triangles, add
- 15:36triangle A plus triangle B.
- 15:39So, 18 cm plus 18 cm equals 36 cm.
- 15:46Therefore, the perimeter of the two
- 15:48triangles is 36 cm.
- 15:53But, if we are solving for the perimeter
- 15:55of the composite figure, which is the
- 15:57rhombus, we add all the sides around the
- 16:00figure using this formula.
- 16:03Perimeter equals S1 plus S2 plus S3 plus
- 16:08S4, since the rhombus has four sides.
- 16:12Or, perimeter equals 6 cm plus 6 cm plus
- 16:186 cm plus 6 cm equals 24 cm.
- 16:24Therefore, the perimeter of the
- 16:26composite figure is 24 cm.
- 16:31And now, let's have activity number two.
- 16:34Instructions.
- 16:35For first activity, study the composite
- 16:38figure below. Then, answer the questions
- 16:41that follow.
- 16:43Choose only the letter of the correct
- 16:44answers. Write your answers on a
- 16:47separate sheet of paper.
- 16:49Number one.
- 16:51This is the composite figure.
- 16:54How many triangles are there in the
- 16:55figure?
- 16:57A, four.
- 16:58B, three.
- 17:00C, two.
- 17:02D, one. What is the correct answer?
- 17:10Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 17:13C, two. Triangle A and triangle B.
- 17:19Number two, what are the measurements of
- 17:21the sides of each triangle?
- 17:24Letter A, for triangle A and triangle B,
- 17:28side one equals 14 cm, side two 16 cm,
- 17:33side three 20 cm.
- 17:36Letter B, triangle A and triangle B,
- 17:40side one 7 cm, side two 14 cm, side
- 17:45three 16 cm.
- 17:48Letter C, triangle A and triangle B,
- 17:51side one 16 cm, side two 7 cm, side
- 17:57three 18 cm.
- 17:59Letter D, triangle A and triangle B,
- 18:03side one 7 cm, side two 16 cm, side
- 18:09three 15 cm. What is the correct answer?
- 18:18Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 18:22B.
- 18:24Number three, what is the perimeter of
- 18:26triangle A?
- 18:28Letter A, 7 cm + 14 cm - 16 cm = 35 cm.
- 18:38Letter B, 7 cm * 14 cm + 16 cm = 36 cm.
- 18:45[music]
- 18:47Letter C, 7 cm + 14 cm + 16 cm = 37 cm.
- 18:55And letter D, 7 cm + 14 cm * 16 cm = 38
- 19:03cm. What is the correct answer?
- 19:11Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 19:15C.
- 19:17Number four, what is the perimeter of
- 19:19triangle B?
- 19:21Letter A, 7 cm + 14 cm - 16 cm = 35 cm.
- 19:30Letter B, 7 cm + 14 cm + 16 cm = 36 cm.
- 19:38Letter C, 7 cm + 14 cm + 16 cm = 37 cm.
- 19:47And letter D, 7 cm + 14 cm * 16 cm = 38
- 19:54cm. What is the correct answer?
- 20:03Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 20:06C.
- 20:08Number five, what is the number sentence
- 20:10for the perimeter of the composite
- 20:12figure?
- 20:14Letter A, open and close parentheses 14
- 20:17cm + 14 cm + open and close parentheses
- 20:237 cm + 7 cm = n.
- 20:28Letter B,
- 20:30open and close parentheses 14 cm + 14 cm
- 20:35open and close parentheses 7 cm + 7 cm =
- 20:41n.
- 20:42Letter C, open and close parentheses 14
- 20:46cm + 14 cm * open and close parentheses
- 20:517 cm + 7 cm = n. And letter D, open and
- 20:57close parentheses 14 cm + 14 cm /
- 21:03open and close parentheses 7 cm + 7 cm =
- 21:08n. What is the correct answer?
- 21:15Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 21:19A.
- 21:21Number six, what is the perimeter of the
- 21:23composite figure composed of two
- 21:25triangles?
- 21:27A, 41 cm.
- 21:29B, 42 cm. C, 43 cm.
- 21:35D, 44 cm. What is the correct answer?
- 21:44Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 21:47B, 42 cm.
- 21:52For second activity, solve the perimeter
- 21:55of the following composite figures. Show
- 21:57your solutions. Choose any strategy in
- 22:01solving.
- 22:03For number one, what formula is to be
- 22:05used in computing the perimeter of the
- 22:08two triangles?
- 22:15Very good. The formula to be used is
- 22:19perimeter = 3 * side or perimeter = 3 *
- 22:24s or perimeter [music] = 3s.
- 22:29Number two, what is the perimeter of
- 22:31triangle A?
- 22:36Very good. The perimeter of triangle A
- 22:39is 36 cm
- 22:43because the side length is 12 cm.
- 22:46Multiply 12 cm by three. So, 3 * 12 = 36
- 22:51cm.
- 22:53Number three, what is the perimeter of
- 22:56triangle B?
- 23:02Correct. The perimeter of triangle B is
- 23:0636 cm because side B is also 12 cm.
- 23:11Multiply it by three, then the answer is
- 23:1436 cm.
- 23:17Number four.
- 23:19What is the perimeter of the two
- 23:20triangles?
- 23:26Very good. The perimeter of the two
- 23:28triangles is 72 cm.
- 23:32Just add triangle A and triangle B. 36 +
- 23:3636 = 72 cm.
- 23:40And for number five, what is the
- 23:42perimeter of the rhombus?
- 23:47Correct. The perimeter of the rhombus is
- 23:5048 cm.
- 23:53Just add all the sides of the rhombus.
- 23:55There are four sides, so 12 * 4 or 12 +
- 23:5912 + 12 + 12 = 48 cm.
- 24:05For third activity, study the figures
- 24:08below and solve the perimeter. Choose
- 24:11only the letter of the correct answer
- 24:13and write your answer on a separate
- 24:15sheet of paper. Choose any strategy
- 24:18which you think is easier for you to
- 24:20use.
- 24:21Number one. What is the perimeter of
- 24:24triangle A?
- 24:26A, 60 m. B, 61 m. C, 62 m. Or D, 63 m.
- 24:35What is the correct answer?
- 24:42Very good. The correct answer is 63 m
- 24:46because the sides of triangle A is 18 m,
- 24:5020 m, and 25 m.
- 24:53>> [music]
- 24:53>> Add them, then the answer is 63 m.
- 24:58Number two, what is the perimeter of
- 25:00triangle B?
- 25:02A, 62 m. B, 63 m. C, 64 m. D, 65 m. What
- 25:11is the correct answer?
- 25:17Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 25:20D, 65 m.
- 25:23Because triangle B have two the same
- 25:25sides, which is 25 m. 25 m + 25 m = 50
- 25:32m. Then the other side of triangle B is
- 25:3515 m.
- 25:37So, 50 m + 15 m = 65 m.
- 25:43Number three, what is the perimeter of
- 25:45triangle C?
- 25:47A, 61 m. B, 62 m. C, 63 m. D, 65 m. What
- 25:56is the correct answer?
- 26:02Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 26:05C, 63 m.
- 26:09For number four, what is the perimeter
- 26:12of triangle A and C?
- 26:15A, 126 m. B, 127 m. C, 128 m. D, 129 m.
- 26:27Just add the perimeter of triangle A and
- 26:30triangle C, and you will get the answer.
- 26:39Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 26:42A, 126 m.
- 26:46And for number five, what is the
- 26:48perimeter of the composite figure
- 26:50composed of three triangles.
- 26:52A, 81 m. B, 91 m. C, 101 m. [music] D,
- 27:00111 m.
- 27:02Just add the perimeter of the three
- 27:04triangles. Triangle A, triangle B, and
- 27:08triangle C. And you will get the answer.
- 27:16Very good. The correct answer is letter
- 27:19B, 91 m.
- 27:25So, kids, do you understand our lesson
- 27:28for today?
- 27:30Wow.
- 27:31>> [music]
- 27:32>> Good job.
- 27:35Kids, I hope you learned a lot from this
- 27:37lesson. Until our next topic, bye-bye,
- 27:40kids.
- 27:42Thank you for watching.
- 27:46>> [music]
- 30:44>> Mhm.
- 32:11>> Mhm.
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