Find the area of the figure

Mathematics

1 answer:

crimeas [40]3 years ago

8 0

Try this way:
S=S₁-S₂, where S - area of the figure, S₁ - area of the triangle, S₂ - area of the quadrangle.
S=0.5*(5+2)*(5+4)-2*4=31.5-8=23.5 in.²

Answer: 23.5 in.²

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