How this composite area is built

This calculator splits the figure into two familiar pieces: one rectangle and one triangle. That keeps the total area transparent instead of hiding the arithmetic behind a single black-box result.

The rectangle uses, and the triangle uses. The final answer is their sum.

Use the preview to confirm the dimensions belong to the intended part of the shape before you copy the total.

Input tips

  • Keep every measurement in the same unit before calculating.
  • Use positive lengths only, since side lengths cannot be negative.
  • The copy button returns the total area in square units for notes, homework, or reports.
  • Reset returns the example dimensions so you can compare a custom case against a simple baseline.