To find the area of the rectangle in the image, I need both the length and the width of the rectangle.

From the image, we have one measurement labeled as 5 cm, which could be the width of the rectangle if we assume that the rectangle's other side (the vertical length) is unknown.

If you can confirm that the 5 cm represents the width and possibly provide the rectangle's length (if known), I can proceed with the calculation.

If no further information is provided, then I’ll assume we’re missing data and can only conclude partial information on this shape.

Would you like to clarify, or should I make assumptions?

1. How do you calculate the area of a rectangle?
2. What additional measurements are needed to find the area of any rectangle?
3. How would the shape’s area change if the width or length were doubled?
4. Can this figure represent a real-life object, like a container or a structure?
5. What could the curve inside the shape represent geometrically?

Tip: The area of a rectangle is simply its length multiplied by its width.