The area of a 2D form is the amount of space within its perimeter. The area of the arrow is 11.25 in².
<h3>What is an area?</h3>
The area of a 2D form is the amount of space within its perimeter. It is measured in square units such as cm2, m2, and so on. To find the area of a square formula or another quadrilateral, multiply its length by its width.
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The area of the arrow is,
Area = Area of rectangle + Area of triangle
= (1.5 in × 4.5 in) + (0.5×3×3)
= 6.75 in² + 4.5 in²
= 11.25 in²
Hence, the area of the arrow is 11.25 in².
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The two triangles we can see in the diagram are similar, which means that their measurements are proportional. Line MN on the larger triangle MNP is 71.5ft long, and its corresponding line, MA, on the smaller triangle is 71.5-22= 49.5ft long. This means that the scale factor from the bigger to the smaller triangle is 71.5/49.5=13/9.
If line MP on the bigger rectangle is 97.5ft long, then its corresponding line, MB, must be 97.5÷13/9=67.5 ft long.
Therefore, x=67.5 ft
Answer:
a. 3 times the sum of a number and 3 equals 9
b. 5 less than the product of 4 times a number equals 11
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