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Find the area of the shaded part

Find the area of the shaded part-example-1
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To find the shaded area, we must subtract the unshaded area from the total area.

Total Area:

30*25=750

To find the area of the unshaded rectangle, we must first find the length and width. To do so, subtract the smaller lengths from the larger lengths.


30-8=22\\25-4=21

The length is 22cm, and the width is 21cm.

Now that we know the length and width of the unshaded rectangle, we can find the area.


21*22=462

Now that we know the area of the unshaded, we can subtract it from the total area to get the shaded part.


750-462=288

The shaded portion is 288 cm^2

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