Find the area of the figure

Mathematics

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sweet [91]2 years ago

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

✦ In this figure there are two shapes; A triangle and a square. So you'll need to know the area formula for both:

✧ Square ∼ s² (Side Squared)

✧ Triangle ∼ ½ × b × h

✦ So now just solve for each area:

✧ Square ∼ 15² = 225

✧ Triangle ∼ ½ × 15 × 3 = 22.5

✦ Now add each area together to get the total area:

✧ 225 + 22.5 = 247.5

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