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Mathematics, 13.01.2020 18:31, neariah24

If a = 15 ft, b = 20 ft, and c = 25 ft, what is the total area of the porch? assume that the wooden part is a right triangle and the concrete part is a square.
a.
155 ft2
b.
85 ft2
c.
875 ft2
d.
775 ft2

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