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567.6 268.6 ZX 69 H 19.1 588.7 256.1 D 551.8 12574jk 303.6 298.3 610.5 314.2 536.6 1535192 M TAT 1. Compute the area enclosed

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Solution: (NO) ☺ polygon BGDCB. : calculation of Area (A) ---- - Dr -- 1881- ---298.3 ---551.8 303.6 314.2 C - -- a=588.7 --here, A. = 588.7. b = 298.3 (= 551.8 - S = (a+b+c) = + (588.7 +298.3 + 551.8) = 44.38.8 2 - 719.4 S Area (A) = 1719.4 x(719.4

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