2 years ago

A trapezoid has 63.4 kilometers base and 23.2 kilometers base, as well as 75.3 kilometers height. What is the area?

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andrew11 [14]2 years ago

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A=(b1+b2) x height x 1/2
a=(63.4+23.2) x 75.3) x 1/2
a= 86.6x 75.3 x 1/2
a=6,520.98 x 1/2
a=3,260.49

Finger [1]2 years ago

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Make sure to multiply everything together, then check it with a calculater.
Hope this works:)

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