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Find the area of the trapezoid when height = 6.6in, base1 = 11.9in, and base2 = 3.4in. A. 21.9 in2 B. 31.5 in2 C. 43.8 in2 D. 50.5 in2
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Find the area of the trapezoid when height = 6.6in, base1 = 11.9in, and base2 = 3.4in. A. 21.9 in2 B. 31.5 in2 C. 43.8 in2 D. 50.5 in2

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Find the area of the trapezoid when height = 6.6in, base1 = 11.9in, and base2 = 3.4in. A. 21.9 in2 B. 31.5 in2 C. 43.8 in2 D. 50.5 in2


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