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A tile pattern on a wall is made up of two identical parallelograms and three identical triangles.

What is the area of the tile pattern?



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Two connected, identical parallelograms with three identical triangles on top of them. The base of each parallelogram is 14 inches. The height of each parallelogram is 10 inches. The height of the entire figure is 18 inches.
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the answer is 448 inches hope this helps.


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The area of the tile pattern can be solved by determining the areas of the individual components of the tile. The area of the parallelogram is equal to,
A = bh
where b is base and h is the length of the height. For this pattern,
Area of parallelogram = (14 inches)(10 inches) = 140 in²
Since, there are two parallelograms, the total area of two parallelograms are 280 in².
The area of the triangle is calculated through the equation,
Area = bh/2
Area = (28 in)(18 in - 10 in) / 2 = 112 in²
Adding the areas 392 in².
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