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Answer 1

I dont get it at all.

Answer 2

this one is the same as the last...which side u having trouble w?

Answer 3

I don't get at all

Answer 4

just like last one, 2 tri n 3 rect right?

Answer 5

Will one of the triangles be 60

Answer 6

And yes it will be like the last one

Answer 7

So I am guessing that Triangle 1=60

Answer 8

one of the rectangles is 110

Answer 9

nope in this case, the height of the triangle is given as a separate dimension...but u can calculate it using the same formula b*h/2...

Answer 10

So how do I do that?

Answer 11

ahhh i think i see where u have trouble - the 8 mile length is for the red line...

Answer 12

yea that is what I am have trouble

Answer 13

n the red line would be the ? of the triangles?

Answer 14

so do I have to use the Pythagorean theorem

Answer 15

nope u just need to find the area of the triangles....their base is 12 and their height is....

Answer 16

11?

Answer 17

look again plz? O^O

Answer 18

It is 8

Answer 19

guess those glasses O^O help :P
yes, 8 is the height....all set for now or need more help?

Answer 20

Do i multiply 12 and 8

Answer 21

area of triangle = b* h / 2

Answer 22

WHich is 48

Answer 23

correct n x2 cuz' there are two triangles...now onto the rectangles...look carefully n u should be all set!

Answer 24

SO triangle 1 and triange 2 is 48
rectangle 1=132
rectangle 2= 110
rectangle 3= 100?

Answer 25

110 is right n need to check the other 2 plz

Answer 26

so would one of the triangles be 80

Answer 27

i mean rectangles

Answer 28

nope...the red line does not show in any rectangle

Answer 29

But 12 and 11 is a rectangle which equals 132

Answer 30

oooooo sorry yes, 132 is right....

Answer 31

n the last rect area is....

Answer 32

110

Answer 33

BINGO :) u got it!

Answer 34

thanks