Lynn L.

asked • 03/24/15

Finding line segments relationships in a isosceles trapezoid

I have a isosceles trapezoid ABCD that has a perimeter of 27.4 inches.  The middle line of the ABCD, EF is 8.62 inches across.  If the top line BC is = to 2 (AB), which is the right side of ABCD, I now need to find AD (the bottom line), AB (the right side), BC (the top line), and CD (the left side).  I know that AB and CD will be equal. I also know that EF is exactly half of BC and AD when added together.  I'm trying to figure out those two angles first but wonder if there is an easier way than just trail and error?

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Melody M. answered • 03/25/15

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