trapezoid formula height
2007
Helping me with this task the seventh grade?!?
This is my seventh grade math homework for the night. I've been sick and have not had any lesson explained to me, so I need some help. We are making you the trapezius area. The formula is: b1 + b2 times h divided by height. A garden has a trapezoidal shape with a height of 3.5 meters from a base of 2.8 yards and 4.6 yards a different basis. A packet of flower seeds covering 5.6 meters. What is the fewest package needed for garden plant? Thank you very much to anyone who helps!
garden area => A = 1/2h (b1 + b2) A =. 5 (3.5) (4.6 +2.8) A =. 5 (3.5) 7.4 A = 12.95 12.95 / 5.6 = 2.3125 for 3 packages … seems an odd response, but I think is right … I hope so in advanced and AP classes in highschool, if there is something seriously wrong …
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