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(Area of Composite Figures)Help me pls.
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(Area of Composite Figures)Help me pls.

(Area of Composite Figures)Help me pls.-example-1
User Christoph Baudson
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Answer:

69 centimeters squared

Explanation:

User Alex Gidan
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Answer:

69 centimeters squared

Explanation:

First, find the area of the big square = 11cm * 4cm = 44cm

Next, find the area of the leftover square = 5cm * 5cm =25cm

Add them together to get 69 centimeters squared

Hopefully this helps - let me know if you have any questions!

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