The picture shows an orange parallelogram split into 8 equal parts and a green parallelogram split into 8 equal parts. Drag figures so that the total area is equal to the number given.

Answer 1

ok - now what?

Answer 2

I don’t know how to solve this problem

Answer 3

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Answer 4

HOW ON EARTH DO U WANT ME TO ANSWER THIS WITHOUT A PICTURE

Answer 5

I'm just here for answers, and I get NOTHING. Ugly kids.

Answer 6

what is school for?

Answer 7

yoyoyo whats going on guys ali a here and today we will be playing with poepol

Answer 8

yall stupid!

Answer 9

do any of y'all know the answer in need it now!!!!!!!😠

Answer 10

2 triangles for the first 3 parallelograms for the 2nd and 1 triangle and 3 parallelograms for the third.

Answer 11

come onnnn

Answer 12

Idk you should

Answer 13

I got it wrong “I know the answer” guy.

Answer 14

the first one is 4 green the second one is 5 orange and the third one is 3 orange 2 green believe me i just got it right

Answer 15

i think its 7

Answer 16

it was not 7

Answer 17

Did someone just copy and paste it from Imagine Math? Lmao.. I just searched up the question in class when the teacher wasn't looking.

Answer 18

Oh it's 3 triangles and 2 trapezoids. I just randomly typed in an answer, lol.

Answer 19

I ate your mum btw

Answer 20

for 117 in= 5 green and 3 orange
for 48= 2 orange
for 63= 7 green
hope this helps

Answer 21

yeey

Answer 22

if you see this congrats, you searched for an answer

Answer 23

the first one is 4 green the second one is 5 orange and the third one is 3 orange 2 green

Answer 24

I didn't get help at all thanks

Answer 25

Part A: 52 sq yd

Use 2 small red polygons and 2 small blue polygons.

Part B: 70 sq yd

Use 5 small red polygons.

Part C: 36 sq yd

Use 3 small blue polygons.

Answer 26

anyone know how to do this
The picture shows an orange parallelogram split into 8 equal parts and a green parallelogram split into 8 equal parts. Drag figures so that the total area is equal to the number given.
44 yd2
75 yd2
67 yd2