Here I want to discuss a important topic trapezium as a trapezium has no parallel sides and any quadrilateral drawn randomly would probably be a trapezium and if the quadrilateral had one pair of parallel sides then it is a trapezoid and if both pairs of sides are parallel its a parallelogram.
Formula: Average width × Altitude.
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Unfortunately, it's importance on the GMAT is minimal...
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I've never seen an official question involve this term, and the OG12 and OG13 contain no mention of "trapezium"
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