Find the area of the figure below
2 answers:
Easy
the easiest way is to imagine that you have a rectangle with a corner cut off
the area of the figure=area of rectangle-area cut off
area that was cut off was a triangle
area of rectangle=length times width
area of triangle=1/2base times height
so we draw imaginary lines like in attachment
find area of rectangle
legnth=9 inch
width=9 inch
area=9 times 9=81 in^2
triangle
the top part is ?+5=9, so the base of triangle=4
the side is ?+4=9, so the base is 5
area=1/2 times 4 times 5=10 in^2
area=rectangle-triangle
area=81-10=71 in^2
the easiest way is to imagine that you have a rectangle with a corner cut off
the area of the figure=area of rectangle-area cut off
area that was cut off was a triangle
area of rectangle=length times width
area of triangle=1/2base times height
so we draw imaginary lines like in attachment
find area of rectangle
legnth=9 inch
width=9 inch
area=9 times 9=81 in^2
triangle
the top part is ?+5=9, so the base of triangle=4
the side is ?+4=9, so the base is 5
area=1/2 times 4 times 5=10 in^2
area=rectangle-triangle
area=81-10=71 in^2
The area of the figure is 71 in².
The area can be found by noticing that the figure is a rectangle with a triangular section taken out from the corner (see attached figure). You can use this information to easily find the shape's area.
To find the area of the original rectangle, before the triangle was taken away, multiply its length and width together:
This gives you the area of the rectangle, in in².
Next, we need to find the area of the small triangle. Using the information given, you can find that this triangle has side lengths of 4 and 5. The area of a triangle can be found by multiplying its base times its height, then dividing this value by two. Doing so for this triangle gives us:
in².
Now that we know the areas of both shapes, simply subtract the area of the triangle from the area of the rectangle: 81 in² - 10 in² = 71 in², which is the area of the entire shape.
The area can be found by noticing that the figure is a rectangle with a triangular section taken out from the corner (see attached figure). You can use this information to easily find the shape's area.
To find the area of the original rectangle, before the triangle was taken away, multiply its length and width together:
Next, we need to find the area of the small triangle. Using the information given, you can find that this triangle has side lengths of 4 and 5. The area of a triangle can be found by multiplying its base times its height, then dividing this value by two. Doing so for this triangle gives us:
Now that we know the areas of both shapes, simply subtract the area of the triangle from the area of the rectangle: 81 in² - 10 in² = 71 in², which is the area of the entire shape.
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