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I need a little help what measurement is closest to the area of Nevada in square miles?

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dsp732 years ago

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Okay so let’s calculate the area of the rectangle at the top first.
A = length(width)
A = (210)(310)
A = 65,100 miles
Now, solve for the triangle at the bottom. First we need to get the height, so..
500 miles - 210 miles = 290 miles
Now we can use the triangle formula
A = base(height)/2
A = 310(290)/2
A = 44,950 miles
Now add our two remaining areas.
44,950 miles + 65,100 miles = 110,050 miles
Therefore, the first option is correct.

Nataliya [291]2 years ago

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Answer:

110,050

Step-by-step explanation:

You have a rectangle at the top with a w of 310 and a l of 210 = 65,100

The triangle has a height of 290 and a base of 310 = 44,950

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