Question

Billy is building a frame for his father's Garden in the shape of an isosceles trapezoid. The length of the parallel sides are 10 m and 14 M the perimeter is 40 m what are the lengths of the nonparallel sides​

Answer 1

C

Explanation:

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So if you didn't know in an isosceles trapezoid the non parallel sides are congruent

So given the base lengths and the perimeter we subtract the given length from the perimeter and divide that by 2

40-10=40

30-14=16

16/2=8

so the lengths of the non parallel sides would be 8 cm and 8 cm