#geometry tuff
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i thought it was gonna be a help channel?
1/2(9cm + 6cm)(5cm)
hm
= 37.5cm²
4cm is the sides of white area if theres ^ arrows
just nvm
im trying to figure out smthng
we must identify height and base and seperate accordingly and use them in formula relating to the shapes
alright
so trapezium formula = 1/2(a + b)(height)
what is the height?
Since white region height = (5cm - 1cm) = 4, then 1/2(3cm + 6cm)(4cm)
therefore
16
?
18*
have you subtracted
ok perimeter = 37.5cm² and white region area = 18cm²
white region is correct
that's not a perimeter
it's the area of the outer trapezium
what about brown area?
alright
but continue please
hm
ok is this the end or do we want more questions
1/2(9cm + 6cm)(5cm)
i dont get it
never heard of this trapezium
and the height of the trapezium is 5cm, top = 9cm and bottom 6cm
Additionally
The sum of the parallel sides in trapezium means the top and bottom
5x9 45-6 1/2= 37.5?
do you want more questions
so 9cm + 6cm
i like your about me btw!
I have loads in my book and I kinda want angles
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want positive and negative typa questions?
your too
form 2 or Grade 8th for Americans
oh hey i did that in discrete math! but formally
estelle
year 1 university
you need to learn earlier chapters first
sure
Angle time
WHAT IS THIS???
i think its prq
Step Q is the final step
Step P is the first step as it is required to do step R
Step R is the middle step
atleast thats what I think
idrk
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Thanks for your perspective
is this correct?
actually its rpq nvm
$$\text{Area of a trapezium} = \frac{1}{2}(a + b)(h)$$
where $a$ and $b$ are the two sides parallel to each other, and $h$ is the perpedicular height between them.
This can be shown by considering that the area of a trapezium is the combined area of two triangles inside the trapezium.
RPQ
Valorine
whats this