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An isosceles trapezoid has a perimeter of 70.6 kilometers. Its shorter base measures 8.8 kilometers and its longer base measures 20.2 kilometers. The two remaining sides have the same length; what is that length?

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Answer:

10.4

Step-by-step explanation: Given that;

perimeter p = 70.6 km

longer base b1 = 20.2 km

smaller base b2 = 8.8 km

The two remaining sides have the same length

I apply the formula:

L = P - ( b1 + b2)

L = [70.6 - ( 20.2 + 8.8 )]/2

L = 41.6/2 = 20.8

Since the two remaining sides have the same length

L/2 = 20.8/2 = 10.4

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