The figure below shows a shaded region and a nonshaded region. Angles in the figure that appear to be right angles are right angles. What is the area, in square feet, of the shaded region? Enter your answer in the box. square feet What is the area, in square feet, of the nonshaded region? Enter your answer in the box. square feet
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which part is shaded? is it the shape with orange lines around it ?
yeah the orange is the shaded white isnt
wait
ok wow the picture looks diffrent the way it sent
the grey is the not shaded the area in the orange is
ok. It seems easier to me to find the grey part first and we can find the area of the big rectangle. and the orange part is whole - grey part
ok
start by drawing in lines to make "simple figures" |dw:1427375804355:dw| can you label as many "lengths" as possible in the figure ?
i dont understand what your asking
The original picture labeled some of the lines The job is to start with those numbers, and try to label as many of the lines as possible.
for example, what are the lengths of the tiny square in the middle ?
2 feet
so label all 4 sides 2
and inside the square you can put its area, which is 2*2= 4
ok
what about the rectangle on the very bottom and to the left. can you figure out the lengths of each of its 4 sides ?
well the sides are 2 feet
yes. what about the top?
but the other two are bigger than 8 so i would say 10 feet
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