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what is the area of the regular polygon shown below?

What Is The Area Of The Regular Polygon Shown Below class=

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The answer is: 1372 in. squared

Because the apothem will always be half of the length of one side. The length of one side is 28 in.

The formula for the area is:
Area = (number of sides × length of one side × apothem)/2

Working out:
A = (7 times 28 times 14) divided by 2 = 1372 in. squared

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