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First, find the area of the semi-circle.

A= pi*radius squared

Find your radius. The diameter is 5, half of that is 2.5

Input into the formula

A= pi*2.5^2

=3.14*6.25

=19.625 in^2

You can round that to about 19.6 inches.

Find the area of the square

A=s^2

= 5^2

= 25 in^2

Find the area of the triangle.

A= b*h/2

= 2*5/2

= 10/2

= 5 in^2

Add it all up.

19.6+ 25 + 5= 49.6

∴ 49.6 in²

Best of luck!

User Janmoesen
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Answer:

Explanation:

the area of the squared is 5 * 5 = 25

the area of the triangle is 1/2*base*height = 1/2*2*5= 5

the area of the circle is
\pi
r^(2) =
\pi
2.5^(2) = 19.625

now add the pieces up for the total

25+5+19.625 = 49.625
in^(2)

:)

User Ethan Parker
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