Answer to Question #251712 in Physical geography for Trish

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Question #251712

The number of half squares is 24 and full squares is 13 calculate the area covered by the lake

Expert's answer

There are 24 halfsquares, or 12 full squares. Added to the 13 full squares, the total area of the lake is 25 full squares.

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