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Re: In the xy-coordinate plane, polygon APBCDA is formed by placing rectan [#permalink]
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Sides AB and AD are parallel to the x- and the y-axes respectively

Statement 1 = A and C coordinates are given
Hence Coordinates of A, B, C and D are concluded as sides are parallel to axes. But it still does not help us find the area of triangle.

so INSUFFICIENT

Statement 2 = Only coordinates of P are given.
Alone it cannot tell us much about the area of the rectangle.

So INSUFFICIENT

Combine both statements, and we can get the area of rectangle and the triangle. Thus we can get the area of shaded figure.

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Re: In the xy-coordinate plane, polygon APBCDA is formed by placing rectan [#permalink]
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From Statement 1:
Given coordinates are A (6,8) and C (12,12)
Hence B and D can be calculated as (12,8) and (6,12) respectively;
here we can get area of rect. ABCD.
Not Polygon APBCDA,
So,
INSUFFICIENT

Now from statement 2:
Coordinate of P is given as (8,10)
Here nothing we can get.
So, again
INSUFFICIENT

Combining both statements we can calculate area of Triangle APB;
and previously we obtained area of rect. ABCD.
Thus area can be measured easily.
So, Combining
SUFFICIENT

Hence option C.
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Re: In the xy-coordinate plane, polygon APBCDA is formed by placing rectan [#permalink]
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In the xy-coordinate plane, polygon APBCDA is formed by placing rectangle ABCD and triangle APB as shown above. If sides AB and AD are parallel to the x- and the y- axes respectively, what is the area of polygon APBCDA?

(1) The coordinates of points A and C are (6, 8) and (12, 12) respectively
(2) The coordinates of point P are (8, 10)


C, IMO

(1) The coordinates of points A and C are (6, 8) and (12, 12) respectively

No info about point P . SO insufficient .

(2) The coordinates of point P are (8, 10)

No Info about point A and C . Not sufficient .

Combining statement 1 and 2 we can find the height of the triangle and the area of the triangle and the polygon respectively
So sufficient .

Hence C is the ans .
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