Find the area of the trapezoid 10ft, 7.5ft, and 13.5ft

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4 0

If I use 7.5 and 13.5 as the bases and 10 as the height, the area is 105

EXPLANATION:
1/2h x sum of bases
1/2(10) x (7.5 + 13.5)
5 x 21
105

ANSWER:
105

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