Chua Yong Qi's answer to .'s Primary 6 Maths Geometry Singapore question.

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Chua Yong Qi
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most straightforward method is to get total area - unshaded area.
alternatively, you can "flip" some of the shaded parts as shown in the diagram to see that half of the total area is shaded.