Answer:
A. 162 m²
Step-by-step explanation:
==>Given:
Isosceles trapezoid with:
base a = 19m
base b = 35m
Perimeter = 74meters
==>Required:
Area of trapezoid
==>Solution:
Recall: the length of the legs of an isosceles trapezoid are equal.
Perimeter of isosceles trapezoid = sum of the parallel sides + 2(length of a leg of the trapezoid)
Let l = leg of trapezoid.
Perimeter = 74m
Sum of parallel sides = a+b = 19+35 = 54m
Thus,
74 = 54 + 2(l)
74 - 54 = 2(l)
20 = 2(l)
l = 20/2 = 10m
Let's find area:
Area = ½(a+b)*h
a = 19
b = 35
h = ?
Using Pythagorean theorem, let's find h as follows:
h² = l² - [(35-19)/2)²
h² = 10² - [16/2]²
h² = 100 - 64
h² = 36
h = √36 = 6m
Area = ½ x (a+b) × h
= ½ × (19+35) × 6
= ½ × 54 × 6
= 27 × 6
Area = 162m²
Answer:
-15x + 30
Step-by-step explanation:
-3(5x -10)
-15x + 30
The answer is C <<<=====
It can't be anything else. It is not a right angle. A>90
It can't be acute because one angle is greater than 90.
It can't scalene because at least 2 of the angles (and 2 sides) are equal.
