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Using the dimensions on the L-shaped laydown plan, what is the net plan area?

Correct Answer

A) 1,880 sf

The L-shaped laydown area is the outer rectangle less the notched corner, giving 1,880 square feet.

Answer Options
A
1,880 sf
B
2,160 sf
C
280 sf
D
1,320 sf

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The L-shaped laydown area is the outer rectangle less the notched corner, giving 1,880 square feet.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: 2,160 sf

Choice B uses the full 60 ft by 36 ft outer rectangle and fails to subtract the notched-out corner.

Option C: 280 sf

Choice C calculates only the 20 ft by 14 ft notch area, not the remaining laydown area.

Option D: 1,320 sf

Choice D subtracts the 20 ft by 14 ft notch twice from the outer rectangle.

Memory Technique

For l-shaped laydown area, subtract only the labeled void; the rest of the outer outline stays in the area.

Reference Hint

Open Sheet C-112; identify whether the figure asks for a segment, sum, scale-bar estimate, or area calculation.

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