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JEWELRY Owen designed the silver earrings shown that are shaped like isosceles trapezoids. What is the area of each earring?
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JEWELRY Owen designed the silver earrings shown that are shaped like isosceles trapezoids. What is the area of each earring?
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JEWELRY Owen designed the silver earrings shown that are shaped like isosceles trapezoids.
What is the area of each earring?
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is 3 the height or the length of the diagonal line?
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