A soccer field which is symmetric in shape has the following dimensions on a plan as shown in figure below. Using the scale of 1:500, calculate the area of this land in m2. x =35 cm and y = 22 cm. 25 cm X 12 cm

A soccer field which is symmetric in shape has the following dimensions on a plan as shown in figure below. Using the scale of 1:500, calculate the area of this land in m2. x =35 cm and y = 22 cm. 25 cm X 12 cm

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A soccer field which is symmetric in shape
has the following dimensions on a plan as
shown in figure below. Using the scale of
1:500, calculate the area of this land in m². x
=35 cm and y = 22 cm.
25 cm
12 cm

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