Remember that the area of a square is just one of its sides squared.

where

is the area of the square

is one of the sides of the square
Unit square is a square whose sides have length 1, so lets use our formula to find the volume of one unit square:



We now know that each one of the squares has area 1 unit squared. Since there are 28 unit square in our figure, we are going to multiply the area of a unit square by 28 to find the area of our figure:
Area of the figure=

units squared
We can conclude that the area of the figure is 28 units squared.
The general equation for any circle with its center at point (a, b) is
(x - a)² + (y - b)² = (radius)²
So the circle in the question is centered at (-3, -4), and its radius is 3 .
Answer:
4x-9.
Step-by-step explanation:
-3x - 8 + 7x - 1
7x -3x=4x.
-8 -1= - 9.
4x-9