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B1 = 6, h = 2, A = 18 b2= ?A. 12B. 1.5C. 6
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B1 = 6, h = 2, A = 18 b2= ?A. 12B. 1.5C. 6

B1 = 6, h = 2, A = 18 b2= ?A. 12B. 1.5C. 6-example-1
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Required; To find b₂

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\begin{gathered} Area=18 \\ height=2 \\ parralel\text{ sides=b}_{1\text{ }}and\text{ b}_2 \\ Area\text{ of a trapezium=}(1)/(2)(sum\text{ of b}_1+b_2)* height \end{gathered}

B1 = 6, h = 2, A = 18 b2= ?A. 12B. 1.5C. 6-example-1
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