The figure below shows a shaded region and a nonshaded region. Angles in the figure that appear to be right angles are right angles.

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

What is the area, in square feet, of the shaded region?


What is the area, in square feet, of the nonshaded region?

anonymous · Answer

@mathslover

anonymous · Answer

anyone????????????
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@Michele_Laino

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@paki

paki · Answer

@CausticSyndicalist  please help....

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

I would, probably divide the shaded area into a rectangle and a trapezoid

michele_laino · Answer

we can see the shaded region as composed by the subsequent geometrical shapes:
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kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Then, you need to find the area of the trapezoid and the rectangle and add them both up. The answer is area for the shaded region.

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Area of a trapezoid: A=[(a+b)/2]h

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Area of a Rectangle: L*B

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Fill in the values.

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Try typing: "Area of Trapezoid" on google. There you will find a calculator, you can fill the values in there!

anonymous · Answer

what arwe the values

anonymous · Answer

like base base ansd hieght

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

1 for a, 4 for b, 10 for h.

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

The answer is 25 ft for the area of the trapezoid.
Then, for the area of a rectangle: 8*2=16.
Add: 25+16=Your Answer for no.1

anonymous · Answer

so 41

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

Is that in the options?

anonymous · Answer

Yes it is and   okay do u know number 2  by any chance

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

I think we need to divide it into 1 trapezoid and 3 rectangles

anonymous · Answer

Yeah i do too i just get confused on the math part

kash_thesmartguy · Answer

So do it, find the area for all figures, then add the area up and there is your answer for no.2!