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They are not drawn to scale.  \n1)  \n5cm  \n2)  \n12cm  \n8cm  \n4cm  \nArea =   cm 2 Area =   cm 2  \n3)  \n5cm  \n6cm  \n4)  \n9m  \n7m  \nArea =   cm 2 Area =   m 2  \n5)  14cm  6) 5cm  \n6cm  \n6cm  \n11cm  \nArea =   cm 2 Area =   cm 2  \nHandy hint:  \nThe formula for the area of a trapezium is ½ x (length1 + length2) x height  \nName Date  \nTRAPEZIUM AREA (UK) SHEET 2 ANSWERS  \n1)  \n5cm  \n2)  \n12cm  \n8cm  \n4cm  \nArea = 40 cm2  \n3)  \n5cm  \n6cm  \nArea = 11 cm2  \nArea = 40 cm2  \n4)  \n9m  \n6m  \n7m  \nArea = 48 m2  \n5)  \n14cm  \n5cm  \n6cm  \nArea = 50 cm2  \n6)  \n6cm  \n4cm  \n11cm  \nArea = 34 cm2","cbCaiv1wcuWXDefh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv1wcuWXDefh","pdf",180511,"English","# Trapezium Area Practice\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the formula for calculating the area of a trapezium?\",\"answer\":\"The area of a trapezium is calculated using the formula: 1/2 x (length1 + length2) x height.\"},{\"question\":\"How many practice problems are included in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"There are six practice problems provided in the worksheet, along with their corresponding solutions in the answer key.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the trapeziums in the worksheet drawn to scale?\",\"answer\":\"No, the trapeziums are not drawn to scale, so users should rely on the provided dimensions rather than visual measurements.\"}]","Trapezium Area - Sheet 2 - Practice Exercises and Answers | PDF",1792673619]