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3 years ago

It is asking to find the area of the figure. I'm stuck

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Andrei [34K]3 years ago

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isn't it 58? right? because the inside is the area? so 58

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It is asking to find the area of the figure. I'm stuck ​

It is asking to find the area of the figure. I'm stuck