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Two parallel sides of an isosceles trapezium are 6 cm and 14 cm respectively.if the length of each non-parallel side is 5 cm, find the area of the
trapezium.

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Answered by JCL
19
a and b are the parallel sides..

A = \frac{a+b}{2} h\\A =  \frac{6 cm+14cm}{2} 5cm\\A= \frac{20cm}{2} 5cm\\A=10cm(5cm)\\A=50cm^2

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Answered by BilliejoeArmstrong
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area of a trapezium = 1/2h (a + b)
1/2 × 3 (6 + 14)
1/2 × 3 (20)
1/2 x 60
30 cm2

BilliejoeArmstrong: If u want to know how the height becomes 3
BilliejoeArmstrong: using pythagoras theorem
BilliejoeArmstrong: 5 square = 4 square + x square
BilliejoeArmstrong: 25 = 14 + x
BilliejoeArmstrong: sorry 16 + x
BilliejoeArmstrong: 25 - 16 = x square
BilliejoeArmstrong: 9 = x square
BilliejoeArmstrong: therefore x = 3
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