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What is the area of the figure below? 16 square units 14 square units 10 square units 12 square units
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What is the area of the figure below?
16 square units
14 square units
10 square units
12 square units
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The answer is 12!
How do you get this answer?
start by counting the boxes there’s a total of six in the first rectangle and 6 on the other so 6+6= 12!!!
Just count the boxes and that’s it:)
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The answerr is 12 square units
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