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Martin works for a lawn and garden company. He needs to find out how much sod is needed for the yard shown below. 40ft, 40ft, 25ft, 10ft. What is the area of the yard?
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Do you have the picture for the yard?
I do not. I think it's a trapezoid but I'm not sure 'cause the formula didn't work for it when I tried it.
Take a screen shot of it
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Look for the Print screen function on your keyboard save the picture and then up load it. Or you can just draw it using the Draw button underneath the chat box
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Thank you. I'll remember that for next time 'cause I have to go home now. Thank you for trying :-)
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