Question

This a Geometry problem attachment included

Answer 1

Break it up into rectangles and triangles then find the area of each individually, then sum them :)

Answer 2

^What he said.

Answer 3

you have to break it into squares and triangles. then, yes sum it up like what malevolence19 said.

Answer 4

or just count them :) i know that'll work this time... not like that other question

frinking other question

Answer 5

remember that the Area of a square is s^2.

and the area of a triangle is (1/2)(base)(height)

Answer 6

is it 7?

Answer 7

I'm not getting 7...

Answer 8

There are 7 figures total though, 3 triangles and 4 squares. What's the area of each square, and what's the area of each triangle?

Answer 9

is it 5.5?

Answer 10

I'm sorry it's not 7. try it again. the area of a triangle is different than the area of a square.

****area of a triangle is half the area of a square in this problem.

Answer 11

How are you getting 5.5?

Answer 12

i know its 6

Answer 13

6? You just said 5.5

Answer 14

i meant 6 :3

Answer 15

you should have meant 5.5

Answer 16

I just wanted to see if you were guessing or if you knew how to do it. 5.5 is the right answer. I just wanted to see how you got it.

Answer 17

yay :D

Answer 18

so how did you get 5.5