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The height of a trapezoid is 8 inches and its area is 48 in.² one base of a trapezoid is 6 inches longer than any other base wha

t is the length of bases

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Mkey [24]2 years ago

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A = (B+b)·h/2 = 48 and B=b+6

2·48 = (b+6+b)·8
12 = 2b + 6
6 = 2b
b = 3 <span>inches
B = 9 </span><span>inches</span>

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