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Contorno, superficie y medidas de figuras

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Diferencia entre contorno, perímetro y área

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Contorno, superficie y medidas de figuras
 

Contorno, superficie y medidas de figurasOnline version

Diferencia entre contorno, perímetro y área

by Perez Jaqueline
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El perímetro es la línea que delimita la figura.

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Una figura puede estimarse en áreas usando retículas de cuadrados.

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Para comparar áreas se pueden usar cuadrículas para contar cuadrados de la retícula.

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Si dos figuras tienen el mismo perímetro, deben tener la misma área.

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La superficie de una figura es lo mismo que su contorno.

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Un cuadrado de 1 cm por 1 cm tiene área 1 cm² y perímetro 3 cm.

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Para estimar áreas no se usan retículas de cuadrados.

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El contorno de una figura es la línea que rodea la figura.

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El perímetro se obtiene sumando las longitudes de todos los lados.

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La superficie es la medida de cuánta área ocupa la figura en el plano.

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