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mylen [45]
3 years ago
7

Determine the shaded areas part 2​

Mathematics
1 answer:
shutvik [7]3 years ago
3 0

9514 1404 393

Answer:

  (a) cannot be determined

  (b) 44 cm^2

  (c) 87 m^2

  (d) 180 m^2

  (e) 132 m^2

Step-by-step explanation:

(a) missing a horizontal dimension

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(b) The difference between the bounding rectangle and the lower-left cutout is ...

  (8 cm)(7 cm) -(3 cm)(4 cm) = (56 -12) cm^2 = 44 cm^2

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(c) The difference between the bounding rectangle and the center cutout is ...

  (13 m)(7 m) -(4 m)(1 m) = (91 -4) m^2 = 87 m^2

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(d) The difference between the bounding rectangle and the two cutouts is ...

  (20 m)(25 m) -(16 m)(20 m) = (20 m)(25 -16) m = (20 m)(9 m) = 180 m^2

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(e) The difference between the bounding rectangle and the two cutouts is ...

  (14 m)(12 m) -(12 m)(3 m) = (12 m)(14 -3) m = (12 m)(11 m) = 132 m^2

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