The study of shapes is also called geometry. Do you use geometry formulas in day-to-day life? If yes, what geometry formulas do you use? How do they help you? if not, in what areas of your life the formulas from Week 3 reading the formulas can be helpful? Give a specific example of the situation. 2. Reflect on your past few days and think about non-rectangular objects around you at home, work, or during your commute. List 3 to 5 non-rectangular objects along with their shapes. For each object specify which property ( perimeter, girth, area, or volume) matters to you. How so? This is simpler than you might think. 3. Pick one example of yours and think deeper about where you might have saved yourself some resources had you used what you are learning this week. State the measurements and the formula that is appropriate for your example