Asked by 9th grader

use the formula for the area of a trapezoid A=h(b1+b2) where A is area , b1 and b2 are
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the lenght of the bases and h is the height, to answer the qustion. How many square feet of grass are there on a trapezoidal field with a heigth of 75 ft and base of 125ft and 81 ft??
Answered by Steve
just plug in your numbers:

(81+125)/2 * 75
Answered by 9th grader
thank u soo much!!
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by EliTheTrap!
just type in this in brainly
Answered by School nerd
All of your answers are wrong. So here is the correct way.
A*2=h/2*2 (b1+b2)
A*2=h(b1+b2) OVER b1+b2 to get rid of them
h=a*2 over b1+b2
Answered by kayleen
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Answered by caydon
2+2 = 222
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by jkjjbysn
u both r wron stupids its 9
Answered by jkjjbysn
u both r wrong stupids its 9
Answered by cbxbdbfdfh
u are all wrong its -94
Answered by A helping hand
Your re-written expression should look something like this: 75[(125+81)/2] you use brackets since we want to work with everything inside and THEN multiply it by 75. Your final answer is 7725
Answered by uwu
@A helping hand is correct!
Answered by Anonymous
The answer is 7725. Stop making up wrong answers to trick other people. You have no idea what their reasoning is for trying to look up answers. Any way, here is how I found my answer:

Your formula should look like this after plugging in the given numbers:
A= 75 (125+81)/2. Another way to solve this is by using the formula for the area of a trapezoid -> 0.5 (125+81). First you should add what's in parentheses (125 and 81), and your answer should be 206. Next, divide 206 and 2 to get 103 and then multiply your answer by 75 to get 7725. If you need quick help for finding an answer, plug the expression into mathway!

Hope this helps!
Answered by stop the cap bro its not funny
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Answer
anonymous is correct I did the math also and we are both correct :)
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