SOLUTION: You can divide the rectangle and find the area of two rectangles then find the area of each rectangle and add to the total.
Area = (8 foot)(20 feet) + Area (8 feet)(3 feet)
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-> SOLUTION: You can divide the rectangle and find the area of two rectangles then find the area of each rectangle and add to the total.
Area = (8 foot)(20 feet) + Area (8 feet)(3 feet)
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Question 550822: You can divide the rectangle and find the area of two rectangles then find the area of each rectangle and add to the total.
Area = (8 foot)(20 feet) + Area (8 feet)(3 feet) Find both areas. Which area is hearder to find. Show all your work so I will know how to do it. Answer by JBarnum(2146) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Rectangle A has rectangle B and C inside of it.
so area of A=area of B+area of C
B=8*20=
C=8*3=
A=160+24=184
Area of A is harder because you need to find areas of B and C before you can get area of A
