Math, asked by koteswararaokavuri, 10 months ago

10. Two smaller rectangles of areas 4 cm 2 and 8 cm 2 are joined along one of their sides
to form a bigger rectangle as shown in the figure below.

What is the area of the bigger rectangle so formed?

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Answered by ratikantpattnaik6

1

=4cm+2cm+8cm+2cm

=6cm+8cm+2cm

=14cm+2cm

=16cm

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