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Area of Special Quadrilaterals Answers

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An isosceles trapezoid was broken into a rectangle and two triangles. What are the base and height of one of the triangles?

A
base = 8 m; height = 6 m
B
base = 6 m; height = 4 m
C
base = 2 m; height = 6 m
D
base = 4 m; height = 2 m
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The area of each triangle is square centimeters.

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Selection 1:40
Selection 2:80
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The trapezoid has an area of m2.

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Selection 1:20
Selection 2:21
Selection 3:less than
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How many total stone tiles will Mr. Connor need for the patio?

A
240 stone tiles
B
300 stone tiles
C
360 stone tiles
D
480 stone tiles
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Which statements about special quadrilaterals are true? Select all that apply.

A
An isosceles trapezoid can be broken into a rectangle and two triangles.
B
The area of a kite can be found by multiplying the length times the width.
C
After breaking a kite into two triangles of the same size and shape, find the height of the triangles by dividing the width by 2.
D
A kite can be broken into two triangles or a rectangle and a triangle.
E
A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel opposite sides.
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The kite has an area of m2.

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