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Part 24. What is the area of this figure? NO LINKS!!!

Mathematics

1 answer:

S_A_V [24]2 years ago

4 0

Answer:

578 square feet

Step-by-step explanation:

The figure has been divided into 3 rectangles, namely A, B and C.

Area of rectangle= length ×breadth

Rectangle A

length= 5 ft

breadth= 11 ft

area= 5(11)= 55 ft²

Rectangle B

length= 7 ft

breadth= 15 +13 +4= 32 ft

area= 7(32)= 224 ft²

Rectangle C

length= 23 ft

breadth= 13 ft

area= 23(13)= 299 ft²

Area of figure

= 55 +224 +299

= 578 ft²

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Part 24. What is the area of this figure? NO LINKS!!!​

Part 24. What is the area of this figure? NO LINKS!!!