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Measuring the area and subdivision of trapezoidal lands mathematically

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Mohamed Karim Obaid , Anmar Hamoudi Kadhim And Osama Ghazi Abbas

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The study was conducted on two plots of land (Fig. 1) and (Fig. 2), as follows: First: measure the length of the column H: 1. The length of the column H was measured in the field (Fig. 1), it was a piece of land in the shape of an isosceles trapezoid using the tape measure, according to what was stated in Al-Khafaf (2000). Mathematically using equation (1), the results were identical, as the length of the column H is 120 meters

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