Asked by Triston

Find the area of the composite figure?
top is 14
left is 12 right is 10
bottom is 20
Answered by Triston
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Answered by Triston
can you please help i have been on this since yesterday im sorry for bothering you i just needed a little bit of help
Answered by Side Walks
anyway you can send the link to the picture :)
Answered by Side Walks
Mabye this will help

A composite figure is made up of several simple geometric figures such as triangles, rectangles, squares, circles, and semicircles. To find the area of a composite figure, separate the figure into simpler shapes whose area can be found. Then add the areas together.
Answered by Steve
top is 14
left is 12 right is 10
bottom is 20

If the figure is a trapezoid, then

144-x^2 = 100-(6-x)^2
x = 20/3

The height h is

h^2 = 144-(20/3)^2
h = 8/3 √14

So, the area is

a = (14+20)/2 * 8/3 √14 = 136/3 √14
Answered by lolololol
then whats the answer
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Answered by Child
help what is the answer
Answered by Owa Owa
drive.google.com/file/d/12Onnrdbcs1ertKIkrHVGwgztOGsR-YPu/view
Answered by Owa Owa
Oop i was trying to put the image and it didn't work :(
Answered by Connexus student 🙃
I need the answer 😕
Answered by J-Bean/Not smart
Idk But Here Is What I Know
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3 . A.228 in
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Sorry I could not help much. But you are morw the welcome to use the ones I do know!!!!! :D
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