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Make big squares and rectangles like this to find the area faster.

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Solution

  • For (P) Area = 5 + `2/2` + 7
    = 5 + 1 + 7
    = 13 square cm
  • For (Q) Area = 7 + `2/2` + 4
    = 7 + 1 + 4
    = 12 square cm
  • For (R) Area = 6 + `0/2` + 9
    = 6 + 9
    = 15 square cm
  • For (S) Area = 4 + `0/2` + 6
    = 4 + 6
    = 10 square cm
  • For (T) Area = 96 + `4/2` + 21
    = 96 + 2 + 21
    = 119 square cm
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Chapter 3 How Many Squares?
How Many Squares? | Q 6.6 | Page 39

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