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Please help me there is a picture right there

Please help me there is a picture right there-example-1

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11 votes

Answer:

90
mm^(2)

Explanation:

Hi!

What we have over here is a composite figure.

Basically, it's made up of different shapes

We can either make a rectangle by making a horizontal line from the point in between 6 mm and 5 mm

Or we can make a rectangle by going verticle from the point in between 6 mm and 5 mm

Either way, we have two rectangles now, and we can use our formula
l*w to find the area.

For the first example, we would do:


6*5
=30


6*10=60

Then we add the two areas of the two rectangles:


60+30=90
mm^(2)

For the second example, we would do:


5*6=30


5*12=60


60+30=90
mm^(2)

Just cut the figure into shapes you can calculate the area of and you should be good to go!

Let me know if you have any questions

User Mshameer
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Answer:

90 mm^2

Explanation:

split into two rectangles.

First rectangle: 5 x 6 = 30 mm^2

Second rectangle: 10 x 6 = 60 mm^2

30 + 60 = 90 mm^2

User Russell Young
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