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      11 * 7 - 10* 6 - 77-60 = 17



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      I need help on this Area and Perimeter Question:
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      What I did:
      11 * 7 - 10* 6 - 77-60 = 17



      Thank You and Help is Appreciated







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          $y+x=7$ and $2y+x=11$



          and you get $y=4$ and $x=3$
          enter image description here



          the whole area is:
          $4(12)=48$






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          $y+x=7$ and $2y+x=11$



          and you get $y=4$ and $x=3$
          enter image description here



          the whole area is:
          $4(12)=48$






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          $y+x=7$ and $2y+x=11$



          and you get $y=4$ and $x=3$
          enter image description here



          the whole area is:
          $4(12)=48$






          share|cite|improve this answer























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          $y+x=7$ and $2y+x=11$



          and you get $y=4$ and $x=3$
          enter image description here



          the whole area is:
          $4(12)=48$






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          $y+x=7$ and $2y+x=11$



          and you get $y=4$ and $x=3$
          enter image description here



          the whole area is:
          $4(12)=48$







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