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2 years ago

Calculate the area of the following figure. All measurements are in centimetres. Give answer to correct two decimal places.

Mathematics

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kykrilka [37]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The shape above is a composite shape having two different shapes like rectangle and semi- circle

Area of rectangle=Length × Breadth

Area of semi circle=1/2πr^2

To find the area of the rectangle naw

Length of the rectangle=6.6

Width of the rectangle=4

A=6.6×4

A=26cm^2

Area of semi-circle=1/2

Diameter of the shape =4cm

Radius=2cm

A=1/2×3.14×2cm x2cm

A=6.28cm^2

Area of the shape=26+6.28cm^2

Area=32.28 to 2 dp

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