Math, asked by mohantynirlipta9, 3 months ago

how to find the area of the shaded portion in each case.

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Answered by pokharelreena25

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Step-by-step explanation:

firstly, find the area of large square

secondly, find the area of small square

then subtract second area from first

Answer:

area of large square(A1)=10*10=100cm2

area of small square(A2)=5*5=25 cm2

area off shaded = A1-A2

=100-25

=75 CM2

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