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Lxw

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To find the area of the composite shape you have to do lxw and then you would have to subtract

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It means two shapes are the same.

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You could find the area of each shape and then add them together.

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The left side of the shape is the same as the bottom of the shape.

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A composite shape means that two shapes are the exact same and you can find composite shapes in houses because walls need to be composite or else one will be to tall or to long.

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The bottom is the same length as the left side

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A composite shape is that two sides are the same

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The bottom is the same as the left side so the bottom is 10 m

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A composite shape is a shape that is different than another shape. I just thought that a prime and composite number are different so maybe a composite shape is different than another shape.

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Length x width

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Find the area of each square and then add them together. L x W for each square and then add the areas of each awnsers

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You would find the unknown dimension on the bottom by adding the 2 and 4 together to get 6, which would be the width of the shape if it was a square. Since it would be a rectangle, the 6 would be the same length on the bottom.

If you wanted to find the unknown dimension on the right side, you would take the left side measurement and subtract it from the 7 to get 3 which would be the length of the unknown right side dimension.

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4 plus 2. Length times width subtract 4 times 3 (A= LxW = 10x 6 = 60 = -4x3= -12= 48)

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The lift side is the same as the bottom I would add it all

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This is a composite shape. How would you find unknown dimensions? The bottom? The right side? How would you find the area? This shape doesn't have a formula!

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This is a composite shape. How would you find unknown dimensions? The bottom? The right side? How would you find the area? This shape doesn't have a formula!