Answer:
two triangles with dimensions of 1 ft by 3 ft and a rectangle with dimensions of 4 ft by 3 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
A trapezoid can be divided into one rectangle and two triangles
Find the dimensions of rectangle
The base is equal to the minor base of trapezoid
so

The height of rectangle is the same that the height of trapezoid

The dimensions of rectangle are 4 ft by 3 ft
Find the dimensions of triangles
The base of triangles is equal to the semi-difference of the bases of trapezoid
so

The height of triangles is the same that the height of the trapezoid

The dimensions of triangles are 1 ft by 3 ft
therefore
two triangles with dimensions of 1 ft by 3 ft and a rectangle with dimensions of 4 ft by 3 ft
Answer:
315 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
the surface area is the sum of the areas of all the individual shapes in the surface.
so, we have the 2 triangular bases and 3 rectangles as is sides.
the area of a rectangular triangle is a×b/2
we need them twice, so that is then a×b
a=4.5
b=6
a×b = 27 in²
one rectangle is 16×7.5 = 120 in²
one rectangle is 16×6 = 96 in²
one rectangle is 16×4.5 = 72 in²
total surface area is therefore
A = 27+120+96+72 = 315 in²
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
4/16 = 1/4
Then you find what would simplify to 1/4 with a denominator of 32. To do this, you do 32/4, giving you 8.
4 for the first one and 1.5 for the second one
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
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