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I cannot figure out how to calculate the area of this irregular figure and I could use some help. Thanks!
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i think i would divide it into two trapezoids. one on top and other on bottom
Any idea how I can figure out the lengths of each side? I'm fairly stumped on that
I agree. Use a horizontal line to divide the figure into two trapezoids. You need to make a few assumptions, if you were not told this info specifically. The bottom right angle must be a right angle. The two side endpoints in the middle of the right and left sides must be at the same height.
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How do we know that the two points coming off the right angle are the same height?
|dw:1433972877965:dw| you're two trapezoids
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