Area of Composite Figures | 6th Grade | Mathcation.com
How to Find Area of Composite Figures
A Composite Figure is a 2-D figure that has an unusual shape. Composite Figures can be made up of many different shapes. In order to find how to find Area of Composite Figures you have to break the figure up into individual shapes. Usually you will break the Composite Figure up into squares, rectangles, and triangles. Once the Composite Figure is broken up into individual shapes you can find the area of each individual shape and then add them together. The sum of all the areas of the individual shapes will be the area of the Composite Figure.
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