Math, asked by Mahichoudhary, 1 year ago

Find the height of trapezium whose sum of length of parallel sides is 60 cm and area is 600 sq.cm.

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Answered by careerheights

33

600 = 60/2 x h
h = 600/30= 20 cm

Answered by thebraineddude

10

Answer:

600 = 60/2 x h

h = 600/30= 20 cm

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