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Find the area of the composite figures. use 3.14 for (pie) when needed. I really, really, really need help on this! Someone, please help!

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Answer:

The numbers correlate with the numbers that were labeled for each question

5. 243.375

4. 146.24

3. 175

Step-by-step explanation:

5.

Area of this figure would equal area of rectangle - area of 2 semi circles

Area of rectangle = length × width

Here length = 28 and width = 15

So area of rectangle = 28 × 15 = 420

Area of semi circle = 1/2(πr²)

where r = radius

Here the width of the rectangle is shared with the diamter of the semi circle meaning the diameter is the width of the rectangle, 15in.

To convert from diameter to radius we simply divide by 2 so radius = 15/2=7.5

So we have A = 1/2(πr²) and r = 7.5 and π = 3.14

==> plug in values

A = 1/2((3.14)(7.5²))

==> evaluate exponent

A = 1/2(3.14)56.25

==> multiply 3.14 and 56.25

A = 1/2(176.625)

==> divide 176.625 by 2

A = 88.3125

The area of one of the semicricles is 88.3125

There are two semi circles so we multiply that by 2

Area of both semi circles = 88.3125 × 2 = 176.625

Finally we subtract the area of the semi circles by the area of the rectangle

Area of composite figure = 420 - 176.625 = 243.375

4.

Total area = area of square + area of triangle + area of quarter circle

Area of square = s² where s = side length

The side length appears to b 8 so area of square = 8² = 64

Area of triangle = 1/2(bh) where b = base length and h = height

The base length appears to be 8 and the height is shared with the length of the square so height also = 8

We have area = 1/2(bh) and b = 8 and h = 8

So area = 1/2(8)(8)

==> multiply 8 by 8

Area = 1/2(64)

==> divide 64 by 2

Area = 32

Area of quarter circle = (1/4)πr²

where r = radius

The radius is shared with the side length of the square which has a length of 8 so radius = 8

So we have area = (1/4)πr² and we have r = 8 and π = 3.14

==> plug in values

Area = 1/4(3.14)(8²)

==> evaluate exponent

Area = 1/4(3.14)(64)

==> multiply 64 and 3.14

Area = 1/4(200.96)

==> divide 200.96 by 4

Area = 50.24

Finally we add all the areas

Total area = 50.24 + 64 + 32 = 146.24

3.

We can use a simple formula because the figure here is a trapezoid

Area of a trapezoid : [tex]A= \frac{a+b}{2} h[/tex] where a and b= base lengths and h = height

Here the base lenghts appear to be 15 and 20 and the height is 10

So we have [tex]A= \frac{a+b}{2} h[/tex] and a = 15 , b = 20 and h = 10

==> plug in values

[tex]A=\frac{15+20}{2} 10[/tex]

==> add 15 and 20

[tex]A=\frac{35}{2} 10[/tex]

==> divide 35 by 2

A = 17.5(10)

==> multiply 17.5 and 10

A = 175

And we are done!