Copy of Trapezoid: Area (I)

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In the trapezoid above, suppose base_1 = 6 cm, base_2 = 3 cm, and height = 5 cm. What would the area of the trapezoid be?
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Without looking up the formula on another tab in your internet browser, describe below, in your own words, how you could find the area of ANY TRAPEZOID in terms of both its bases and its height.
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