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Mathematics

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Lana71 [14]3 years ago

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Answer: 73.5

first you work out the total area of this shape.

area: 105

this mean you can start working out the non-shaded area to do this you need to multiply 7cm with 6cm which is 42cm then you divide by 2 to get 21cm.

then to work ou the other non-shaded area in the left you multiply 3cm and 7cm together getting 21cm you then divide it and you get 10.5.

you then add 10.5cm and 21cm together to get 31.5cm, subtract that answer with the total area which gets the answer 73.5!

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