check the picture below.
now, we're assuming the trapezoid is an isosceles trapezoid, namely AD = BC, and therefore the triangles are twins.
incidentally, b is the height of the trapezoid and likewise is also the altitude or height of the concrete triangle.
so we can simply get the area o the trapezoid, notice the bottom base is a+185+a, and then get the area of the concrete triangle and subtract the triangle from the trapezoid, what's leftover is just the vegetation area.
so that's the area of the trapezoid, now let's get the area of the triangle.
since we know 36 yd² cost 12 bucks, then how much will it be for 39475.018 yd²?
(4y-3)(2y²+3y-5)
First , let's start with "4y"
4y*2y² = 8y³
4y*3y = 12y²
4y*-5 = -20y
Next, let's multiply by "-3"
-3*2y² = -6y²
-3*3y = -9y
-3*-5 = 15
Now, let's combine all of our values.
8y³+12y²-6y²-20y-9y+15 = 8y³+6y²-29y+15
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let h bet the height of the building.
Mark is 60+310 = 370 m from building.
35/60 = h/370
h = 1295/6 = 215⅚ meters
247.62 x 0.15 = 37.143
round to $37.14
I hope that helped :)
Answer:
45 square units
Step-by-step explanation:
You can cut the yellow figure into a triangle (4 by 5) and a rectangle (7 by 5).
Using the formula 
and 
area formulas, we get:
The area shaded in yellow is 45 square units
