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To find the area of rectangles and squares we multiply the sides to each other.

There are two (2) rectangles. Each has one side length of 4 and one of 1.

4*1 = 4

4 * 2 (because there are two rectangles with the same area) = 8

So 8 in. so far.

But there is the square.

2 * 2.

Why is it 2 * 2? Well look at the 2in that is at the bottom of the square portion. That shows one side length. Now look at the 4 in side of the rectangle. Now, to make it complicated, look at the 1 in. portions that are on the right side of the left triangle. There are 2 1 in sections that are taken off of the square.

That means that the side length of the square is 2.

2 * 2 = 4

Now add the area of rectangles and square together.

8 + 4 = 12
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