Find the area of the figure. 
Answer: 196 square cm
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3 comments:
This can be worked in a simpler way. The area of the figure is just the area of a square of sides 14 cm. The bottom figures can be split into four and two of them can be moved up to form a square. so area is 14X14 = 196 sq cm.
agreed
Poorly set question. required the student to assume that the 2 fillet is 7cm long from the vertical tangent of the circle. in pratical this picture can be drawn with the fillet 6.9cm to 7.1cm.
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