The lesson on the area of a square will explain the basics needed to understand this formula. Here's the summary:

All the sides (edges) of a square have the same length. If each side has the length L, the formula for the area A will be:

The lesson on the area of a rectangle will cover the basics needed to use this formula. Here's a short summary:

If a rectangle has the length l and the width w, we can find the area A, by multiplying its width and its length together. Hence, we have:

The lesson on the area of a circle will explain to you on how to use this formula. Here's a short summary:

For a circle with the radius r, its area A, will be:

Where π is constant that is approximately equals to 3.14.

The lesson on the area of a parallelogram will show you the basic ideas on using this formula. Here's a summary:

For a parallelogram with the base b and the height h, the area A, is given as:

The lesson on the area of a triangle will explain to you on how to use this formula.

Consider a triangle with the base b and height h, the area A, of this triangle is simply:

The lesson on the area of a trapezoid will explain the steps on using its formula for area. Here's the summary:

For a trapezoid with the height h and two parallel sides a and b, its area A, is given as: