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Extend the intersection of AC and GF and H, and a large rectangle can be formed at this time.

Shadow area = area of triangle BCH-area of small rectangle CEFH

=6×4÷2-4×(6-4)= 12-8=4

The overlapping part (common part) of two triangles is a small triangle CDE, so the two triangles are equal.

So the shadow area in the figure = trapezoidal ABCD area = [(10-3)+10] × 2 ÷ 2 =17.

Shadow area = half of small rectangle area = quarter of whole (large) rectangle area.

9×8÷4= 18

4×(6+df)÷2-[4+﹙4-be﹚]×6÷2-6×be÷2=6

12+2DF-24+3BE-3BE=6

2DF- 12=6

2DE= 18

DF=9

The answer can be obtained through translation.

24×2+ 16×2-2×2 =76

Shadow area = triangular BCD area-triangular BEF area

=24×2/3-24÷2÷2

= 16-6

= 10