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Find the area of shaded portion​

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Answered by zburgvloggers
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Answer:

easy 1505m^2

Step-by-step explanation:

first find total area =42x40=1680m^2

now find uncovered portion =15x5+10x10

=75+100=175m^2

to find covered portion subtract total area -uncovered portion

covered area =1680-175=1505m^2

Answered by shashi1979bala
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\large\rm\pink{Solution}

\tt{\hookrightarrow}So basically here we have three rectangles named ABCD, AEFG & HIKC

\tt{\hookrightarrow}Firstly we will find area of Bigger rectangle ie. ABCD

\fbox\blue{AREA~=~l×b}

\tt{\hookrightarrow Area~=~AB~×~BC}

\tt{\hookrightarrow Area~=~40~×~42}

\large{\sf{Area~=~1680 m²}}

\tt{\hookrightarrow} Now we need to find area of small rectangles that are AEFG & HIKC

\tt{\hookrightarrow Area~of~rectangle~AEGF~=~15~×~5}

\large{\sf{Area~=~75m²}}

\tt{\hookrightarrow Area~of~HIKC~=~10~×~10}

\large{\sf{Area~=~100cm²}}

Here we can find the area of shaded region by subtracting sum of small rectangles from the big rectangle.

\rm{\dashrightarrow 1680~-~(100~+~75)}

\rm{\dashrightarrow 1680~-~175}

\rm{\dashrightarrow Area~=~1505 m²}

.°. Area of shaded region = 1505m²

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