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NSW Y11 Maths - Standard Perimeter, Area, Volume Trapezoidal Rule

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Theory

Trapezoidal Rule

Used for calculating the area of irregular shapes.

\(A=\dfrac{h}{2}(d_f+d_l)\)

  • \(h\) is the height and
  • \(d_f\) and \(d_l\) represents the distance of the first and last parallel sides