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Find area of the shaded region of this figure.

  1. 2 over 15 text  Sq. units  end text
  2. 1 over 15 space Sq .  units space
  3. 1 fifth text end text Sq. space u n i t s
  4. 8 over 45 text end text Sq .  u n i t s

hintHint:

Area of a rectangle= length x breadth

The correct answer is: 1 over 15 space Sq .  units space


    text  Area of a rectangle  end text equals 2 over 5 x 4 over 9 equals 8 over 45 text  sq. units.  end text

    In the figure, 4/9th of the length and 2/5th of the breadth are shaded. Hence, area of shaded region = 2/5 x 4/9 sq units. This gives us 8/45 sq units as the result.

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