Question

find the area of the trapaziod,
#'s 4 and 5
picture attached

Answer 1

#4 is the average of your bases * height

Answer 2

Add the two bases, multiply by the height and divide by 2

Answer 3

5 still has 90s in the middle right?

Answer 4

so 12+18*9 devided by 2

Answer 5

yep

Answer 6

if we average the diagonals in % we should get the "square" diagonal to work from

Answer 7

%..5 lol

Answer 8

okay and what about #5 that ones a little diferent

Answer 9

i used to square long walla by taking the diagonal ofa short section and averaging how far they were off and splitting the difference ... just wondering how that whould apply here :)

Answer 10

oh, so how do i do it?

Answer 11

ideally by learning formulas from the book

Answer 12

otherwise you gotta go on the fly like me :)

Answer 13

does a rhombus have 90s in the center?

Answer 14

idk are you asking me or do u not know?

Answer 15

i cant recall alot in geometry, never really use it much

Answer 16

oh

Answer 17

you seem to have 2 tria that are based by 13 and heighted by 4.5

Answer 18

I'm sure if you look in your book you will find the area of a rhombus is
A= D1*D2 /2 where D1 and D2 are the diagonals

Answer 19

that might work too :)

Answer 20

(13*4.5)
------- * 2 = 13*4.5 so yeah
2

Answer 21

so 58.5

Answer 22

yes