1. To solve this problem, you must apply the formula for calculate the area of the trapezoid, which is:
A=(B+b)h/2
A is the area of the trapezoid (A=69.6 in²).
(B+b) is the sum of the bases of the trapezoid.
h is the height of the trapezoid (h=8.7 in).
2. When you clear the sum of the bases (B+b), you have:
A=(B+b)h/2
2A=<span>(B+b)h
</span><span> (B+b)=2A/h
</span> (B+b)=2(69.6 in²)/(8.7 in)
(B+b)=16 in
3. The problem says that <span>the sum of its legs is equal to the sum of its bases, therefore, the perimeter is:
</span>
Sum of the legs=Sum of the bases (B+b)=16 in
Perimeter=16 in+16 in
Perimeter=32 in
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
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Explanation:
<u>Given</u>:
- The attached figure showing circle O, chord BC, central angle BOC and inscribed angle BAC
- angle BAC = α + β
<u>Prove</u>:
<u>Proof</u>:
∠BOA +∠BOC +∠AOC = 360° . . . . . sum of arcs of a circle is 360°
2α +∠BOA = 180°, 2β +∠AOC = 180° . . . . . sum of triangle angles is 180°
∠BOA = 180° -2α, ∠AOC = 180° -2β . . . . solve statement 2 for central angles
(180° -2α) +∠BOC +(180° -2β) = 360° . . . . . substitute into statement 1
∠BOC = 2(α +β) . . . . . add 2α+2β-360° to both sides
∠BOC = 2×∠BAC . . . . . substitute given for α+β; the desired conclusion