Answer:
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4923 mm²</u></h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
When finding the area of a shape that is composed of multiple shapes, split it up. I split it into a large rectangle and a small rectangle.
Let´s solve the small rectangle first. It has a length of 63 and a width of 25. So let´t multiply.
63 × 25 = 1575
The larger rectangle is going to be a bit harder. We need to subtract and add some numbers before we can multiply.
First we need to subtract the length of the small rectangle from the total length of the shape.
125 - 63 = 62
Now for the width, we need to add the width with the other width
29 + 25 = 54
Multiply the length and the width
62 × 54 = 3348
Add the two areas together
3348 + 1575 = 4923
Before we finish, we need to do two last things.
We must add the measurement unit which is millimetres or mm
We also need to add ² since it is area
<u>4923 mm² is our final answer</u>
