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To calculate the rectangular area in the middle we do: Area = base*height Area = 4*6 = 24 To calculate the triangular area on both sides it’s: Area = 1/2* base* height Area = 1/2*2*6 = 6
Since there is two triangular area and one rectangle it’s:
C. 36 square feet. So, first you take you square in the middle and multiply the bottom by the side which is 6x4= 24 then you take the outside triangles and put them together so it would be 6x2= 12 then add them together which is 36
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