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Worth 18 points 2 different things for the triangle I need the area of the square the area of the smallest triangle and the area

for the biggest triangle for the diamond shape I need the area for the whole shape

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kolezko [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

for the first picture the "small triangle" or the one on the left is A=56, the one on the right or "big one" is A=112, the whole triangle is A=168. For the second picture or the diamond shape the whole area is A=2016

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