HELP!! MY GRADUATIONS AT RISK IF I DON'T FIGURE THIS OUT! I'll post the problem below, I have to find the shaded region of this shape. Please please help!! show work? or teach me how?
You can do this. These are just rectangles of different sizes. A rectangle has an area = length x width, L W. The big, upright rectangle goes from (2,2) to (2,18), 81-2=16 units height. It goes from (2,18) to (12,18) across the top, a width of 12-2=10 This gives an area (ignoring the cut-out for now) of LW =16 x 10 = 160. The piece sticking out the side goes from (12, 2) to (20,2), a width of 20-12=8 and its height is from (20,2) to (20 not 2, 10) = 8 so its area is 8 8 = 64 The total area from these two is 160 + 64. Find the area of the central white rectangle this way and subtract it from the areas we have already calculated. That gives you net shaded area.
224?
160+64 = 224, now you have to find the area = L x W of that inner white rectangle and subtract it from 224.
184?
someone?
If that central rectangle is 10 x 4= 40, then yes, 184 is right.
Okay! wow I understand a lot better now [: thanks to you im gonna get the credit! thankyou so much Douglas.
I am very pleased to have helped. Regards.
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