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The trapezoid below has an area of 1575 cm. What equation could you solve to find the height of the trapezoid
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The trapezoid below has an area of 1575 cm. What equation could you solve to find the height of the trapezoid

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User Alex Pavtoulov
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The trapezoid formula is 1/2 (base 1+ base 2) x height. So if you work backwards you should be able to find the height. Could you give the base measurements?
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