Find the area of a right trapezoid with bases 12 cm and 15 cm and a leg of 6 cm?

Answer 1

#81\ cm^2#

The area #A# of a right trapezium with bases i.e. parallel sides #a=12\ cm# & #b=15\ cm# & a leg (i.e. normal distance between parallel sides #a# & #b#) #h=6\ cm# is given by the following formula
#A=1/2ah+1/2bh#
#=1/2(a+b)h#
#=1/2(12+15)(6)#
#=81\ cm^2#
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Answer 2

The area of the right trapezoid is 93 square centimeters.

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