Question
Find the area of the figure by counting squares:
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Answer
From the given figure of leaf, we find that there are variations in the filling of the squares.
Thus, we form a table to organise the data by observing the above figure.
Hence,
Total Area $= 5 + 9 = 14$ square units
Thus, we form a table to organise the data by observing the above figure.
| Covered Area | Total Numbers | Area |
| Fully filled squares | $5$ | $5$ |
| Half filled squares | $0$ | $0$ |
| More than half-filled squares | $9$ | $9$ |
| Less than half-filled squares | $12$ | $0$ |
Total Area $= 5 + 9 = 14$ square units
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