The bases of a trapezoid are 20 and 32 feet. the height of the trapezoid is 6 feet

The Answer is 156

Step-by-step explanation:

A=(B1+B2)H/2

1) to find the area of a trapezoid you must First add the 2 bases

20+32= 52

2) Then Multiply the 2 bases sum by the Height

52 x 6 = 312

3) divide the product 312 By 2

312/2= 156

That is Your answer!

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For the area of a trapezoid use formula: Area = (BaseX+BaseY) times Height divided by 2.

so for this problem you’d plug in (20+32) times 6 then divide it by two.

20+32=52 times 6 equals 312

Divide by 2 and you get 156.

Area= 156

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