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3 years ago

Hello can someone please help me on this please

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Dvinal [7]3 years ago

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71.96 and 93.74 are the answers

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<u>Solution:</u>

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To solve this question we can use the unitary method.

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Hey there! I'm happy to help!

First, let's find the area of the top of the bar.

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This is the same as the bottom of the bar, so we have another 2100 mm, giving us 4200 in total.

Now we want to find the two long sides. This is 70×4.5, which is 315. Since there are two of these sides, we have another 315, giving us 630 in total there.

Now we have the short sides.

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