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Anna11 [10]3 years ago

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For a regular n-agon with side length "s" and apothem "h", the area will be
.. A = n*(1/2)*s*h
Your area is
.. A = 10*(1/2)*(3.25 m)*(5 m) ≈ 81.3 m^2

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