Answer:
108 cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
A trapezoid has an altitude of 12 cm. Its parallel sides measure 10 and 8 cm, respectively.
The base of trapezoid are 10 and 8 cm
Height of a trapezoid = 12cm
Area of a trapezoid formula = 
= 
=108cm^2
To do this, we will need to find how much the elevator can hold in all. Multiply 10 by 250 to get 2500. Since it can also hold 10% more, multiply 2500 and 0.10 to find out how much 10% is. You get 250. Add 2500 and 250 to get how much the elevator can safely hold. It would be 2750.
To find out how much more weight can be added, first find out how much weight is on the elevator collectively. (books) 600+ (Jim) 180+ (Gavin) 330 + (Deb) 250 + (Susan) 120 = 1480. Subtract this from the amount the elevator can hold, and you get how much more weight can be added. 2750-1480= 1270.
The elevator can hold 1270 more ibs.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
plug the points into the slope formula
slope = (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1) Then you get the slope of -0.5
(5 - -1))/(-6-6)
6/-12
-0.5
Plug a point in to the equation of y = -0.5x + b
-1 = -0.5(6) +b
2 = b
Step-by-step explanation:
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So a median is the line segment joining one vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side. SO do that for all vertices, and see wehre they meet.
