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Answered by vmaji5243
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Answer:

2) 72 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Let ABCD and PQRS be the cross roads,

AB= 2cm.

BC= 20cm.

Area of path ABCD=(AB×BC)cm²

=(2×20)cm²

=40cm².

PQ=4cm.

QR=10cm.

Area of path PQRS= (PQ×QR)cm²

=(4×10)cm²

=40cm².

Area EFGH is common to the both the paths.

EF= 4cm.

FG= 2cm.

Area if EFGH=(EF×GH)cm²

=(4×2)cm²

=8cm².

Total Area covered as roads=

=(Area of road ABCD+Area of road PQRS- Area of road EFGH.)

=(40+40-8)cm²

=72cm².

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