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3 years ago

A rectangular logo is made up of 3 squares and 8 small squares the length of the rectangle is 36 cm

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Andreas93 [3]3 years ago

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Answer:

The total area is 594cm.²

Step-by-step explanation:

The top and bottom each have a length of 36 cm.

Blue side:

36/3= 12cm. (36/3 for the length of one side of a blue square)

12*12= 144cm.² (area of one blue square)

144*3= 432cm.² (area of all the blue squares)

Orange side:

36/8= 4.5cm. (the length of one side of an orange square)

4.5*4.5= 20.25cm.² (the area of one orange square)

20.25*8= 162cm.² (the area of all the orange squares)

Total area:

432+162= 594 cm.²

I hope this makes more sense, have a great day :D

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