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A 2-dimensional illustration of a building is shown with a pointed roofline and a large doorway in the center. The large doorway in the center of the baseline is 6 meters in length. The doorway is the same height as the vertical sides of the building, which is 3 meters. The left and right baselines on either side of the doorway measure 4 meters each. The height, drawn in a dashed line from the top center of the doorway to the triangular apex at the top of the building, is 3 meters.

An architect has drawn a blueprint of the entrance to a circus tent that will be built in Guildsville in a couple of weeks. Find the area of the tent’s entrance.

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Responses

66 m2
66 m squared

45 m2
45 m squared

24 m2
24 m squared

21 m2

The area of the tent's entrance can be found by multiplying the height and width of the entrance.

Height = 3 meters
Width = 4 meters + 6 meters + 4 meters = 14 meters

Area = 3 meters x 14 meters = 42 meters2

Therefore, the correct answer is 45 m2.