Answer:
The total area is 58 feet²; Area 1=12 feet²; Area 2=40 feet²; Area 3= 6 feet²
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Area 1:</em>
We know one side of the rectangle is 4 feet. The top side of Area 2 is 10 feet. In between Area 1 and Area 3 there is a line labeled 4 feet. 10-4=6. Area 3 has a side labeled 3 feet, and since the line continues to be straight, the opposite side is also 3 feet. 6-3=3; The other side of Area 1 is 3 feet. 3×4=12, so the area is 12 feet².
<em>Area 2: </em>
One of the sides is labeled 10 feet, so we already have part of the equation. On the left side of the basketball court is 8 feet. One of the sides of Area 1 is four feet and a part of the 8 feet, so there are 4 feet left over for Area 2; 4×10=40, so the area of Area 2 is 40 feet².
<em>Area 3:</em>
We already know one side is 3 feet. We just need to find the other. The right side of the basketball court is labeled 6 feet. We know one of the sides of Area 2 is 4 feet, which is a part of the 6 feet; 6-4=2 and 2×3=6 so Area 3's area is 6 feet².
<em>Total Area:</em>
12+40+6=58; the total area is 58 feet².
Hope this helped.
