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Answer:

First, we'll need to find the length of each side.

10m + 4m = 14m

10m + 5m = 15m

Now that we know the length of 2 sides, let's call them the "North" and "West". The measure or length of "South" is the same as "North" and the measure or length of "East" is the same as "West".

To find the Area of the WHOLE square, we'll need to multiply both lengths.

14 × 15 = 210m^2

To find the area of the given figure:

1. Find the Area of the 10m of the "North" and the 10m of the "West".

10 × 10 = 100m^2

2. Minus the Area of the product of 10m of the "North" and the 10m of the "West" from the Area of the WHOLE square.

210m^2 - 100m^2 = 110m^2

The area of the given figure is 110m^2.

Hope it helps you! ^^

User Yanish Pradhananga
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Answer:

14x15-10x10=110

A=110

Explanation:

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