<span>1. To
solve this problem you must apply the formula for calcúlate the area of a
trapezoid, which is shown below:
A=(B+b)h/2
A is the area of the trapezoid (A=24).
B is the larger base </span>of the trapezoid <span>(B=5).
b is the smaller base </span>of the trapezoid<span> (b=5).
h is the height </span><span>of the trapezoid.
2. You must clear "h" from the formula:
</span><span>
A=(B+b)h/2
</span> 2A=<span>(B+b)h
</span> h=2A/<span>(B+b)
</span><span>
3. When you susbtitute the values into </span> h=2A/(B+b), you obtain:
h=2A/<span>(B+b)
</span><span> h=2(24)/(5+3)
h=48/8
h=6
</span>
Answer:
.45
Step-by-step explanation:
5.46 is a 12 pack
5.46/12 = .455
Essentially, you can always tell a thing's position by 3 coordinates. We also say that our world is three-dimentional: it has three dimensions -that's why three coordinates are needed.
If something is on a flat surface, you know its one coordinate (all points on the same surface have the same coordinate) so you only need two more (you can call them vertical and horizontal)
