To calculate the area.
Answer to Problem 31E
156 cm2
Explanation of Solution
Given Information: Length = 16 cm, Breadth = 8 cm, Trapezoid Bases B1 = 5 cm & B2 = 16 − 7 = 9 cm and height is of 12 **minus; 8 = 4 cm.
Formula Used:Area of Trapezoid =
Calculation:
In given figure, it shows 1 Trapezoid and 1 rectangle.
So, Total Area = Area of Trapezoid + Area of rectangle
So, first calculate area of rectangle =
Length = 16 cm. and Breadth = 8 cm.
Area of rectangle =
Area of rectangle =
Now, calculate area of Trapezoid.
Area of Trapezoid=
So, parallel bases B1 = 5 cm & B2 = 16 − 7 = 9 cm and height is of 12 **minus; 8 = 4 cm.
Area of Trapezoid =
Area of Trapezoid =
Area of Trapezoid =28 cm2
Total Area = Area of Trapezoid + Area of rectangle
Total Area = 28 cm2+
Total Area = 156 cm2
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