Lisa counted 35 blue and white cars. There were 6 times as many blue cars as white cars. How many blue cars were there? How many
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So 1st, divide the shape into multiple other shapes.
BTW, sorry if I take long I'm trying to draw the lines on the picture.
Then, the area of a triangle in a=bh(1/2) and for trapezoids, it's (1/2(length of base 1+ length of base 2))height, so, do that for the 2 trapeziods, and do that for the triangles. I got 42.
BTW, sorry if I take long I'm trying to draw the lines on the picture.
Then, the area of a triangle in a=bh(1/2) and for trapezoids, it's (1/2(length of base 1+ length of base 2))height, so, do that for the 2 trapeziods, and do that for the triangles. I got 42.