3 years ago

If x=3 units, y=11 units, and h=7 what is the area of the trapizoid

Mathematics

1 answer:

Elanso [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

area of trapizoid=49 unit^2

Step-by-step explanation:

area of trapizoid=0.5(x+y)h

where, x=parallel side=3units

y=parallel side =11 units

h=distance between two parallel sides

area of trapizoid=0.5(x+y)h..............(1)

put x=3 units,y=11 units and h=7 in equ (1)

area of trapizoid=0.5(3+11)7

area of trapizoid= $0.5\times 14\times 7$

area of trapizoid=49 unit^2 answer

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