Explanation Approach: Area of rectangle = l b . Here l and b are the sides of the rectangle. Calculation: Consider given figure, The area of sum of region is equal to the area of whole region, The area of rectangle, Area of rectangle = Area of P + Area of Q + Area of R + Area of S ( a + b ) ( c + d ) = a

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