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What is the area of the composite figure?

What is the area of the composite figure?-example-1
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Answer: 264 cm²

Explanation:

The composite figure is formed by: A square, a trapezium and a rectangle.

The area of the composite figure is the sum of the areas of: the square, the trapezium and the rectangle.

The formula for calculate the area of a square is:


A_s=s^2

Where s is the side lenght.

The side lenght of the square in the figure is:


s=10cm

The formula for calculate the area of a trapezium is:


A_t=((B+b)/(2))h

Where B is the larger base, b is the smaller base and h is the height.

The dimensions of the trapezium of the figure are:


B=20cm-4cm-2cm=14cm\\b=5cm+3cm=8cm\\h=4cm

The formula for calculate the area of a rectangle is:


A_r=lw

Where w is the width and l is the length.

The dimensions of the rectangle of the figure are:


l=20cm\\w=6cm

Therefore, substituting values, you obtain the following result:


A_(cf)=(10cm)^2+((14cm+8cm)/(2))4+(20cm*6cm)=264cm^2

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