To find the length of each side of the trapezoid, you need to use the distance formula.
AB = (-3,2) and (1,5)
BC = (1,5) and (7,-3)
CD = (7, -3) and (0, -2)
AD or DA = (0,-2) and (-3,2)
Now, just use the distance formula for each line. Doing so gives us:
AB = 5
BC = 10
CD = 7.071107...
DA or AD = 5
The height is AB, the first base is BC and the second base is CD. We can plug the values for these sides into the trapezoid area formula, which is A = base 1 + base 2 all over 2 times the height. Doing so gives us 37.5 units². Therefore, the answer to your query is 37.5 units². Hope this helps and have a nice day!
You would multiply -5 x 3n and -5 x 6. Then you would get -15n - 30, which is your answer.
His claim is reasonable because 154÷25 6.16
6.16×2= 12.32 so it would be 12 dollars off!
Answers may vary here are all the possible answers:
(R) = red
(G)= green
12 (R) 1 (G)
11 (R) 2 (G)
10 (R) 3 (G)
9 (R) 4 (G)
8 (R) 5 (G)
7 (R) 6 (G)
