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What is the area in square inches? Please explain it

What is the area in square inches? Please explain it class=

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iiGottic iiGottic

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540 Sq

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply every number in the shape i think

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The area of the trapezoid is 76.5 images squared

The formula for a trapezoid is
A=(a+b/2)h

(12+5/2)9

(17/2)9

8.5*9

76.5

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