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3 years ago

If r+9=42 does r+9-9=42+9

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Step2247 [10]3 years ago

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no i dont think so

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Let us divide our given image in several parts and then we will find area of different parts.

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Now let us find area of yellow triangle on the top of red rectangle. We can see that base of triangle is 6 units and height is 1 unit.

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$\text{Area of green triangle}=3\text{ unit}^2$

Now we will find the area of blue triangle, whose base is 6 units and height is 2 units.

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