Area of a trapezoid: A=h/2 (b¹+b²) solve for h

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Area of a trapezoid: A=h/2 (b¹+b²) solve for h

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$A\text{ = }(h)/(2)(b_1+b_2)_{}$

To solve for h;

multiply both-side of the

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