Area = 1/2 x sum_of_lengths_of_parallel_sides x distance_between_them
= 104 in2
= 132 in2
= 140 in2
Assuming the height is 13 inches (not 13 feet or something else), Area = 0.5*(12+14)*13 = 169 sq inches.
Area = 1/2*(14+12)*8 = 104 square cm
Area = 1/2*(14+12)*8 = 104 square cm
If the blocks are 12 inches x 12 inches then each block measures 1 square foot. An area of 14 feet x 14 feet has a surface area of 196 square feet, so it would require 196 of the 12" x 12" blocks to cover it.
The area of ANY trapezoid is [ 1/2 times (height) times (one base plus the other base) ].Knowing that, you can now find the area of not only that particular trapezoid, but ofevery trapezoid that you ever encounter for the rest of your life. The formula is notexpected to change. You are empowered !
Assuming the height is 13 inches (not 13 feet or something else), Area = 0.5*(12+14)*13 = 169 sq inches.
Area: 0.5*(12+14)*9.5 = 123.5 square units
Area = 1/2*(14+12)*8 = 104 square cm
Area = 1/2*(14+12)*8 = 104 square cm
NO.
If the blocks are 12 inches x 12 inches then each block measures 1 square foot. An area of 14 feet x 14 feet has a surface area of 196 square feet, so it would require 196 of the 12" x 12" blocks to cover it.
The area of ANY trapezoid is [ 1/2 times (height) times (one base plus the other base) ].Knowing that, you can now find the area of not only that particular trapezoid, but ofevery trapezoid that you ever encounter for the rest of your life. The formula is notexpected to change. You are empowered !
Area of trapezoid: 0.5*(19+23)*14 = 294 square cm
area = 1/2 x (sum_of_parallel_sides) x height = 1/2 x (10 in + 14 in) x 5 in = 1/2 x 24in. x 5 in. = 6 in. x 5 in. = 30 in2
Its perimeter: 12+14+12+14 = 52 inches
The question is meaningless. Inches do not contain square inches, which measure area, not length. JHC!
There are 12 inches in one foot, so in 14 feet there are 14 x 12 inches, which is 168 inches.