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Find the area of of a regular octagon with side length 20 cm.

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1 answer:

Alla [95]2 years ago

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A=2(1+ $\sqrt{2}$ )a^2=2·(1+ $\sqrt{2}$ )·20^2≈1931.37085cm²

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