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3 years ago

3/200 as a decimal and a percent helppp again please

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icang [17]3 years ago

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The answer is .015

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<h3>Area of composite figure</h3>

The given figure is made up of rectangle and triangle. The area is expressed as:

Area = Area of rectangle + area of triangle

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2 years ago

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