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What is the total surface area of the figure below?

What is the total surface area of the figure below?-example-1

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\bold{\huge{\pink{\underline{ Solution }}}}

Given :-

  • We have given one irregular figure which is composed 2 triangle's and 3 rectangles
  • The height and base of the triangles is 6cm and 7 cm each
  • The length and breath of the rectangles is 13.1 cm and 7cm each

To Find :-

  • We have to find the total surface area of the given figure?

Let's Begin :-

We have,

  • 2 triangles of height 6 cm and base 7cm each
  • 3 rectangles of length 13.1 cm and 7cm each

Therefore ,

We know that,

Area of triangle


\bold{=}{\bold{\pink{(1)/(2)}}}{\bold{\pink{*{ Base}}}}{\bold{\pink{*{ Height }}}}

Subsitute the required values,

Area of 1 triangle


\sf{=}{\sf{(1)/(2)}}{\sf{*{7}}}{\sf{*{ 6 }}}


\sf{ = 7 }{\sf{*{ 3 }}}


\sf{ = 21 cm^(2)}

Therefore,

Area of 2 triangle's


\sf{ = 2 }{\sf{*{ ( Area\:of\:1\:traingle) }}}


\sf{ = 2 }{\sf{*{21 }}}


\sf{ = 42 cm^(2)}

Thus, The area of 2 triangles is 42 cm²

Now,

We know that,

Area of rectangle


\bold{\red{ = Length }}{\bold{\red{*{ Breath }}}}

Subsitute the required values,

Area of 1 rectangle


\sf{ = 13.1 }{\sf{*{ 7 }}}


\sf{ = 91.7 cm^(2)}

Therefore,

Area of 3 rectangles


\sf{ = 3 }{\sf{*{( Area\:of\:1\:rectangle) }}}


\sf{ = 3 }{\sf{*{91.7 }}}


\sf{ = 275.1 cm^(2)}

Thus, The area of 3 rectangle is 275.1 cm²

So,

Total area of the given figure

  • = Area of 2 triangles + Area of 3 rectangles


\sf{ = 42 + 275.1 }


\bold{ = 317.1 cm^(2)}

Hence, The total surface area of the given figure is 317.1 cm² .

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