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Otrada [13]
3 years ago
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Read each of the statements that describe possible decompositions of the polygon in the image into two triangles that can repres

ent the area of the polygon For each statement, determine if "Yes, it is a possible decomposition" or "No, Is it not a possible decomposition and explain your reasoning.
Statement A: the area of triangle GHL plus of triangle HIJ

Statement B: the area of triangle GHK plus the area triangle HIK

Statement C: the area of triangle GHK plus the area of triangle ILK

Statement D: the area of triangle GHK plus the area of triangle ILK
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