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Katen [24]
2 years ago
15

The side length of each square is 6 units. Find the areas of the inscribed shapes.

Mathematics
1 answer:
kirill [66]2 years ago
4 0

By using subtraction of <em>yellow</em> areas from the <em>entire</em> squares, the areas of the <em>inscribed</em> shapes are listed below:

  1. 18 units
  2. 20 units
  3. 12 units
  4. 12 units

<h3>How to calculate the areas of the inscribed shapes</h3>

The areas of the <em>inscribed</em> shapes can be easily found by subtracting the <em>yellow</em> areas from the square, in order to find the value of <em>green</em> areas. Now we proceed to find the result for each case by using <em>area</em> formulae for triangles:

Case A

A = 6² - 0.5 · (3) · (6) - 0.5 · (3) · (6)

A = 36 - 18

A = 18 units

Case B

A = 6² - 4 · 0.5 · (2) · (4)

A = 36 - 16

A = 20 units

Case C

A = 6² - 0.5 · 6² - 0.5 · 6 · 2

A = 36 - 18 - 6

A = 12 units

Case D

A = 6² - 2 · 0.5 · 6 · 4

A = 36 - 24

A = 12 units

To learn more on inscribed areas: brainly.com/question/22964077

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