Find area of figures

Eugene Biryukov asked May 25, 2023

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Eugene Biryukov asked May 25, 2023

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Answer:

Explanation:

$Solution,\\Area-for- A\\Length(l)=16cm\\breadth(b)=14cm\\Area=l*b=16cm*14cm=224cm^(2)$

Area for B

$Perpendicular(p)=16cm\\Base(b)=12cm\\Now,\\ Area=(P*B)/(2)=(12cm*16cm)/(2) =96cm^(2)$

For total area

Area of A + Area of B

=224cm²+96cm²

=320cm²

Mmccabe answered May 29, 2023

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