You need to buy a new cover for a pool.The pool is in shape of a trapezoid.The cost of the cover is .79.What is the total cost

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7 0

Since we don't have the measurements for the trapezoid, we can't find the exact cost. However, I can explain how to solve the problem.

First, you need to find the the total area of the pool cover. Since it is in the shape of a trapezoid, use the formula below.

A = 0.5(h)(the sum of the bases)

Once you have the area, multiply by 0.79 and you will have the cost.

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