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Kindly help me this math question. Thank you

Date Posted: 4 years ago
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Hope this helps
Tsl
Tsl
4 years ago
Thank you very much for helping
Tsl
Tsl
4 years ago
Very satisfied. Thank you
Tsl
Tsl
4 years ago
Thank you
1/2 × 12x12 = 72
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AC Lim
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4 years ago
This is most intuitive answer.
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U missed the small triangle. Hope this helps.
J
J
4 years ago
I think she drew the lines. Just didn't think of using the complement method
AC Lim
AC Lim
4 years ago
Yeah. Think I misleading TSL from the 1st question. I never use full rectangle 27x15 instead I use 27x12 for calculation. But I can see TSL have the idea to solve this type of question already.
J
J
4 years ago
Not misleading at all haha. It's also using the complementary method, students mustn't have the idea of using only 1 way (full rectangle) to solve.

The 27 x 12 works since it's rectangle also. What I worry is students always want to start from the whole figure when not needed
Tsl
Tsl
4 years ago
Thank you very much teacher J and AC Kim for the explanation
Tsl
Tsl
4 years ago
Sorry typo error. AC Lim
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I use same method to solve this problem, but cannot. Kindly help. Thank you
J
J
4 years ago
See the 4cm line you drew? You get a big rectangle.

Subtract the 3 unshaded triangled from the area of the large rectangle find the shaded triangle's area.

Final answer is 40.5cm²
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It have the same base and height