jillianleigh48 jillianleigh48

22-06-2018
Mathematics

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What is the area of this figure?

A. 180 square inches
B. 190 square inches
C. 840 square inches
D. 1120 square inches

What is the area of this figure A 180 square inches B 190 square inches C 840 square inches D 1120 square inches class=

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musiclover10045 musiclover10045

22-06-2018

The figure can be separated into 2 different rectangles.

Area = Length x width.

Calculate the area of the 2 rectangles and then add them together.

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love777 love777

18-11-2019

Answer: I think the answer is 840

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