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How do I find this formula? Trapizoid:b1=3 m;b2=4 m;A=7m2
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How do I find this formula? Trapizoid:b1=3 m;b2=4 m;A=7m2
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Trapizoid:b1=3 m;b2=4 m;A=7m2
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That depends. What are you trying to find? The formula for the perimeter? The formula for the area?
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the answer is 2 the formula for a trapezoid is b1+b2*h
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