Math, asked by biswajitnayakathgarh, 3 months ago

2 square, 3cm,4cm ,blue area=?

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Answered by arbudde0002

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the answer will be 25 cm^2

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Answered by Anonymous

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Step-by-step explanation:

Blue area = hypotenuse²=base²+perpendicular ²

base=4cm,perpendicular =3cm

Hypotenuse²=4cm²+3cm²

= 16cm+9cm

= 25cm

hypotenuse= square root of 25 = 5cm

Therefore,the blue area = 25cm²

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