Answer:
i. Term = 
+ 
ii. Coefficient = 
iii. Constant =
iv. Factor = 
Step-by-step explanation:
A trapezoid is a quadrilateral which has its base parallel to the opposite side. It's area can be determined by;
Area of trapezium = (
+ 
)h
Where is the measure of length of its fist base, is the measure of its second base and h is its height.
Considering the given question,
Term = +
Coefficient =
Constant =
Factor =
Answer:
72
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply by 16
Depending on the way you look at the numbers, they are increasing/decreasing by 0.1.
0.36- 0.1 =0.26
0.26-0.1=0.16
0.16-0.1=0.06
0.06-0.1=-0.04
-0.04-0.1=-0.14
(Or vice versa by adding 0.1 starting with -0.14)
Make sense?
When you find the area, you want to break it up into different parts. Therefore, one part would be a square and the other part can be a trapezoid. Start out with finding the area of a square by multiplying 6 and 6. This will get you 36. Then, subtract 6 from 21. This will get you, 15. Then use the area of a trapezoid formula, which is A=(a+b)/2 times H. The H is the heigh, the a and b are the top and bottom bases. So if you plug it into the equation, (7+15)/2 then multiply that by 6 ( which is the height). this will get you 66. If you add 66+36, it equals 102 which is the area
