Can you find the lengths and areas and type the correct code? Please remember * to type in ALL CAPS with no spaces. Puzzle #4 answer choices 1: Length of overline TU A B: C: 156.15 8934.17 24384 2: Area of rectangle D: B F8 175 m use rounded answer from 1. 173.27 17868.17 33245 G: H: I 12335.85 202.86 182.33 Round to the nearest hundredth Type the 4 -letter code into the 3: Length of overline GH answer box. All 4: Area of triangle CAPS, no spaces. * use rounded answer from 3. f 1

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To solve this puzzle, we need the details about the lengths of the line segments and the dimensions related to the area calculations. Since you haven’t provided specific measurements or equations, I can't give you the exact lengths and areas directly. However, I can help you understand how to calculate these values.

  1. For the lengths of overlines TU and GH, if we have two endpoints for each, we can use the distance formula:

    \[ \text{Length} = \sqrt{(x_2 - x_1)^2 + (y_2 - y_1)^2} \]

  2. For the area of a rectangle, we would use the formula:

    \[ \text{Area} = \text{Length} \times \text{Width} \]

  3. For the area of a triangle, if we know the base and height, we would use:

    \[ \text{Area} = \frac{1}{2} \times \text{Base} \times \text{Height} \]

To give you accurate answers and the 4-letter code as requested, please provide the lengths or other necessary details related to TU, GH, and the measurements needed to find the areas.

so what are the answers

To provide answers, I need specific numerical values or relationships regarding the lengths of overlines TU and GH as well as the dimensions needed to calculate the areas mentioned. Unfortunately, without that information, I can’t determine the exact lengths and areas.

Based on the structure of your original question, here’s a hypothetical approach to arrive at the answers if you had the data:

  1. Length of Overline TU: Use the distance between the points T and U or any provided numerical values to determine this.

  2. Area of Rectangle: Take the length and width of the rectangle, multiply them, and round to the nearest hundredth.

  3. Length of Overline GH: Similar to TU, compute the distance between points G and H or use given values.

  4. Area of Triangle CAPS: Use the base and height of triangle CAPS to compute its area and round as specified.

If you can provide the actual values or measurements related to TU, GH, the dimensions of the rectangle, and the base/height of the triangle, I'd be able to help you find the numerical answers and the corresponding 4-letter code.