Mathematics, 05.09.2021 19:40, bee1538

Calculate the area of the regular pentagon below: A regular pentagon with side length of 17.6 inches and dotted line from center to middle of side of 12.1 inches.

(4 points)

a
106.48 square inches
b
366.025 square inches
c
451.78 square inches
d
532.4 square inches
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