a.
To calculate:Thearea of rectangle ABCD with base BC as
a.

Answer to Problem 1RP
Thearea of rectangle is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
In rectangle ABCD, Side AB =
Side BC =
Formula used:
Area of rectangle:
l = length of rectangle
w= width of
Calculation:
Area of rectangle:
b.
To find: The area of triangle PQRwith base QR as
b.

Answer to Problem 1RP
The area of triangle is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
In trianglePQR, Side PD =
Side QR =
Formula used:
Area of triangle:
b = base of triangle
h = height of triangle
Calculation:
Area of triangle:
c.
To calculate: The area of parallelogram PQRSwith base QR as
c.

Answer to Problem 1RP
The area of rectangle is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
In rectangle PQRS, Side PQ =
Side QR =
Formula used:
Area of parallelogram:
l = length of parallelogram
w= width of parallelogram
Calculation:
Area of parallelogram:
d.
To find: The area of trapezoid UVWXwith basesUXas
d.

Answer to Problem 1RP
The area of trapezoid UVWX is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
A trapezoid UVWXwith bases UX as
Formula used:
Area of trapezoid:
b = base of trapezoid
h = height of trapezoid
Calculation:
Area of Trapezoid:
e.
To find: The area of kite KITEwith diagonals IE as
e.

Answer to Problem 1RP
The area of kite KITEis
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
A kite KITEwith diagonals IE as
Formula used:
Area of kite
d = diagonal of kite.
Calculation:
Area of kite:
f.
To find: The area of trapezoid UVWXwith median MN as
f.

Answer to Problem 1RP
The area of trapezoid UVWX is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
A trapezoid UVWXwith median MN as
Formula used:
Area of trapezoid:
b = base of trapezoid
h = height of trapezoid Median of trapezoid:
Median
b = base of trapezoid
Calculation:
A median or mid-segment of a trapezoid is the line segment connecting the midpoints of the two non-parallel sides of a trapezoid.
Median
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