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Mr. Velasquez built a playground. It has one section with a slide and another section with a swing set. A pathway connects the t

wo areas. The slide is 2 meters high. The ares and the pathway are covered in asphalt. Mr velasquez want to know how much of the playground is covered in asphalt

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Answer:

$A_1 = 24m^2$ -- Swing set

$A_2 = 16m^2$ -- Slide

$A_3 = 5m^2$ --- Pathway

Step-by-step explanation:

Missing part of the question:

Fill in the table above to show the area of each section (see attachment for table)

The area of each section is calculated as:

$Area = Length * Width$

For the Swing set

$A_1 = 8m * 3m$

$A_1 = 24m^2$

For the Slide

$A_2 = 8m * 2m$

$A_2 = 16m^2$

For the Pathway

$A_3 = 5m * 1m$

$A_3 = 5m^2$

The total area is:

$Area=A_1 + A_2 + A_3$

$Area = 24m^2 + 16m^2 + 5m^2$

$Area = 45m^2$

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