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Find the area of the following figure (not drawn to scale) by splitting into rectangles.

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    B
    500 `cm^2`
    C
    575 `cm^2`
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    525 `cm^2`

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    B
    3539.29 cm`""^2`
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    3539.29 cm`""^2`
    D
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    7225 `m^2`
    B
    7230 `m^2`
    C
    7235 `m^2`
    D
    7240 `m^2`

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