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Answer:

area of shaded region = 119 cm²

Explanation:

the outer figure has one pair of parallel sides and is a trapezium.

the shaded area (A) is calculated as

A = area of trapezium - area of white triangle

the area of a trapezium is calculated as

area =
(1)/(2) h (b₁ + b₂ )

where h is the perpendicular height between the bases b₁ and b₂

here h = 14 , b₁ = 9 , b₂ = 17 , then

area =
(1)/(2) × 14 × (9 + 17) = 7 × 26 = 182 cm²

the area of the triangle is calculated as

area =
(1)/(2) bh ( b is the base and h the height )

here b = 9 and h = 14 , then

area =
(1)/(2) × 9 × 14 = 4.5 × 14 = 63 cm²

then area of shaded region (A) is

A = 182 - 63 = 119 cm²

User Ghazanfar Mir
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Answer:

119 cm²

Explanation:

Area of shaded region:

Area of white triangle:

base = 9 cm

height = 14 cm


\sf \boxed{Area \ of \ triangle = (1)/(2)*base *height}


\sf =(1)/(2)*9*14\\\\ = 9*7\\\\= 63 \ cm^2\\

Area of trapezium:


\sf \boxed{Area \ of \ trapezium =((a+b)*h)/(2)}

Here, a and b are the parallel sides of trapezium & h is the height.

a = 9 cm ; b = 17 cm and h =14 cm


\sf Area \ of \ trapezium = ((9+17)*14)/(2)


= (26*14)/(2)\\\\\\=13*14\\\\= 182 \ cm^2

Area of shaded region = area of trapezium - area of white triangle

= 182 - 63

= 119 cm²

User Matt McCutchen
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