Предмет: Геометрия, автор: Alina64nik

Найдите площадь трапеции если высота равна меньшему основанию составляет 5 а больше основания больше 3,5 раз
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Автор ответа: ppp6491
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Ответ:  Площадь = 56,25

Объяснение: Площадь трапеции равна произведению средней линии трапеции на высоту. Основания трапеции = 5 и 5*3,5 = 17,5, Тогда средняя линия трапеции = (5+17,5)/2 =  11,25.  Площадь = 11,25*5 = 56,25


ersainjoldasbayev: пр
Автор ответа: ludmilaksenija2005
2

Объяснение:

Высота h=5

Меньшее основание b=5

Большее основание а=5×3,5=17,5

S=(a+b)/2×h

S=(17,5+5)/2×5=56,25 (ед^2)


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