How to find the length of the side of a trapezoid - Math
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The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for 
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The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for
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When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
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The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for .
(Figure not drawn to scale).
The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for
(Figure not drawn to scale).
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When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
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The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for .
(Figure not drawn to scale).
The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for
(Figure not drawn to scale).
Tap to reveal answer
When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
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The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for .
(Figure not drawn to scale).
The following quadrilaterals are similar. Solve for
(Figure not drawn to scale).
Tap to reveal answer
When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
When polygons are similar, the sides will have the same ratio to one another. Set up the appropriate proportions.
Cross multiply.
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