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Let’s find the length and width of the enclosing rectangle:

Length=1+5+1=7. Width=5. Area=7×5=35cm².

The area of each narrow rectangle is 5cm² and there are 4 of them, making 20cm².

So the shaded area=35-20=15cm².

Another way to solve it is to find the dimensions of the shaded area. Width=5-1-1=3cm. Length=5cm. So area=3×5=15cm².

by Top Rated User (1.2m points)
It is actually 7cm by 6cm

 

 

You are taking 2 x 0.5cm  of the smaller sides rectangles which is 1. This leaves us with 6 x 7 = 42cm²
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