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3 years ago

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hammer [34]3 years ago

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The answer is C) 58.5 sq. units

Just count the whole unit squares within the shape and estimate the partial ones and add them all together to get the estimated area of the irregular shape. There were 57 full squares and 3 halves for a total of 58.5 units.

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