Yes. When solving a problem like this, multiply the base numbers normally, and add the exponents together.
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Answer:
Find the area of the larger rectangle, then subtract the area of the two smaller rectangles in the corners. Separate the figure into two or three rectangles, and add the areas.
Step-by-step explanation:
this is the sample response
The area of a square is always:
A=s^2 where s=side length, in this case:
A=4^2=16 in^2
The perimeter of a square is always:
P=4s, in this case:
P=4*4=16 in
