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asambeis [7]3 years ago

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15. 16 yards. Add side a (2 yds.) and b (6 yds.), divide by 2 and then multiply by the height (4 yds.)

16. I believe it would be 48 m. find the area of each rectangle and then add it. (6x2)+(12x3) -> 12+36= 48 square meters.

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