Mathematics, 21.10.2020 05:01 quee31

HELP FAST I GIVE BRAINLIEST The equation below shows the area of a trapezoid, A, with a height of 9 cm, and one base 35 cm.

A = 9 over 2 (b + 35)

Which of the following formulas correctly solves for the other base, b?

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HELP FAST I GIVE BRAINLIEST The equation below shows the area of a trapezoid, A, with a height of 9...