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What are the areas of each smaller rectangle and the large rectangle?

What are the areas of each smaller rectangle and the large rectangle?-example-1

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What are the areas of each smaller rectangle and the large rectangle?

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What are the areas of each smaller rectangle and the large rectangle?-example-1
What are the areas of each smaller rectangle and the large rectangle?-example-2
User David Stutz
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Answer:

Area of part 1: 3 *
5√(2) =
15√(2)

Area of part 2:
3√(2) * 5√(2)
=30

Area of entire rectangle:
30 + 15√(2)

Explanation:

The area of a rectangle can be found by using formula : length * width.

The area of part 1 can be simplified to this:

3 *
5√(2) =
15√(2)

Area of part 2:


3√(2) * 5√(2)
=30

The area of the entire rectangle can simply be added from part 1 and part 2.

For area 2, remember multiplying the square root of 2 twice nullifies the square root. So it becomes 15 * 2, which is equal to 30.

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