Trapezoids¶
University of Washington, M. 4. c. n. Trapezoids.
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- Isosceles Trapezoid
- An isosceles trapezoid, under the inclusive convention used here, is a convex Euclidean quadrilateral with a chosen pair of opposite parallel sides, called bases, whose perpendicular midpoint line reflects the whole figure onto itself.
This sourceTeaching source for inclusive versus exclusive conventions; its strict isosceles usage differs from the explicit inclusive convention in this entry.
- An isosceles trapezoid, under the inclusive convention used here, is a convex Euclidean quadrilateral with a chosen pair of opposite parallel sides, called bases, whose perpendicular midpoint line reflects the whole figure onto itself.
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