Each square area? Whole figure area=96. Find perimeter. (Fig. 6.21)

Area each = 4 sq cm, Perimeter = 40 cm
The big shape is made of many equal small squares. There are 24 small squares in total.
Total area of the whole figure = (96 ext{cm}^2)
Number of small squares = (24)
Area of one small square = (dfrac{96}{24})
(= 4 ext{cm}^2)
For a square: ( ext{Area} = ext{side} imes ext{side})
So, ( ext{side} = sqrt{4})
(= 2 ext{cm})
Perimeter means the total length around the outside of the figure.
Walk along the outer edge of the figure and count how many small–square sides lie on the boundary.
(From Fig. 6.21, the boundary uses (20) such sides.)
Each such side is (2 ext{cm}) long.
Perimeter (= 20 imes 2)
(= 40 ext{cm})
Area of each small square (= 4 ext{cm}^2)
Perimeter of the whole figure (= 40 ext{cm})