Answer:
3.6 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
18 mm = 1.8 cm
A = 2cm×1.8cm = 3.6 cm²
•*Ok first let me show you the formula for the Area of the trapezoid.
A=a+b/2 h.(I will be using the letter x for the multiplication sign)
*And here is the formula to find the height of a trapezoid
h=2 x A/a+b (2 times the Area over base "a" plus base "b")
*We need to plug in the numbers: h = 2 x 136.5/6+15
*Next, we add the two bases to get 21: 6+15=21 (h=2 x 136.5)
*Then, divide the total of the two bases (21) from the area to get 6.5: 136.5/21-6.5
*Finally we multiply 2 by 6.5: 2 x 6.5= 13
The height if this trapezoid is 13.
Hope this helps you ☺
Answer: Step-by-step explanation:
57 - 10x = 45
-10x=-12
x=1.2
- 3y + 10x = -5
-3y+10=-5
-3y=-15
y=5
Check the picture below.
since the vertical distance, namely the y-coordinate, is twice as much as the horizontal, then if the horizontal is "x", the vertical one must be 2x.
let's find the hypotenuse first.
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Answer:
n ≤ 5
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we add 14 to both sides. This gets us 5n ≤ 25. Next, we divide both sides by 5. This gets us n ≤ 5. I hope this helps!
