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Using Area calculator
Add areas of rectangular, circular and triangular parts to measure a compound surface.
Rectangle = length × width; circle = πr²; triangle = base × perpendicular height/2. Put one shape per line or separate with semicolons. Use one unit and nonoverlapping parts; overlapping areas are not automatically removed. Select Feet to also report building-material squares, each defined as 100 square feet.
A worked example
Example inputs: parts: rectangle length width; circle radius; triangle base height = rectangle 4 3; circle 2. Total area = 24.5663706144.
Before you use the result
Rectangle = length × width; circle = πr²; triangle = base × perpendicular height/2. Put one shape per line or separate with semicolons. Use one unit and nonoverlapping parts; overlapping areas are not automatically removed.
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