Lim Han Quan's answer to Najwa Binte Naz Muhamed's Primary 6 Maths question.
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Make use of the "area of triangle" (basically area of square/rectangle ÷ 2) for the bottom 2 unshaded triangles
Then use similar triangles for the top unshaded triangle
After that you should be able to find the total unshaded area and form a fraction with the total area
Quite a tricky question :O
Hope this helps :)
Then use similar triangles for the top unshaded triangle
After that you should be able to find the total unshaded area and form a fraction with the total area
Quite a tricky question :O
Hope this helps :)
Date Posted:
7 years ago
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