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Mathematics, 23.01.2021 02:40 bridgetosanders

On a bicycle trail, the city is painting arrows like the one shown below: Upper pointing arrow with height of 14 and length of 12. Rectangular base of arrow has length of 10 and height of 11. All units are in centimeters.

Calculate the area of the arrow by decomposing it into rectangles and triangles.

128 square centimeters
135 square centimeters
146 square centimeters
168 square centimeters

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