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Area of a Trapezoid
Find the area of each.

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Area of a Trapezoid Find the area of each. please help!-example-1
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User Bayard
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Answer:

area of a trapezoid = 23.46 in²

Explanation:

area of a trapezoid, A = (a + b) /2 * h

where,

a = base

b = base

h = height

by substituting the values in the formula,

A = (3.8 + 10) / 2 * 3.4

= 13.8/2 * 3.4

= 6.9 * 3.4

= 23.46 in²

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User John Polo
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  • Answer:


\Large{\boxed{\sf Area = 23.46in^2}}


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  • Explanation:

To find the area of the given tapezoid, we will have to apply the following formula:


\sf A_(trapezoid) = ((a + b))/(2) * h

Where:

  • a is the length of one side.
  • b is the length of the side that is parallel to a.
  • h is the height.


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\sf \Large{\sf Given \text{:} \begin{cases} \sf a &=\sf 3.8in \\ \sf b &=\sf 10in \\ \sf h &= \sf 3.4in \end{cases} }


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If we substitute our values into the formula, our final answer is:


\sf A_(trapezoid) = \left( (3.8 + 10)/(2) \right)in * 3.4in = 6.9in * 3.4in = \boxed{\boxed{\sf 23.46in^2}}

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