Help with 44? Problem Set 5.4 27733. Find the length of the legs in the following isoscelestrapezoid. Round to the nearest hundredth.6"1810"5734. Find the area of the following isosceles trapezoid.Round to the nearest tenth.PROOFS7.8 m39. Prove: A square is a rhombus with one right angle.40. Prove: A square is a rectangle with two adjacentsides congruent.8.5 m41. Prove: A square is a rhombus with congruentdiagonals.42. Prove: A square is a rectangle with perpendiculardiagonals.43. Prove: A parallelogram with one right angle is arectangle (Theorem 5.27).106 m35. In isosceles trapezoid EFGH,EF = 20", FG = 25",and ZH = 60°, Find EH.44. Prove: The diagonals of an isosceles trapezoid arecongruent.36. PQRS is an isosceles trapezoid. If ZTRS = 100°,ZT = 35°, and PS = TS, find the measures of thenumbered angles.45. Prove: If the diagonals of a trapezoid are congru-ent, then it is an isosceles trapezoid.46. In parallelogram ABCD, BP and CQ are altitudes.Prove that PBCQ is a rectangle.BR4APPLICATIONS37. In isosceles trapezoid WXYZ, X P = 5 in., Y Z =12 in., XZ 1 WX, and WY 1 YZ Find WZ.47. While building the frame for a new door, you mea-sure to determine if the frame is a rectangle. Foreach of the following situations, explain whetheryou can conclude the frame is a rectangle.a. You measure and find opposite sides are thesame length.b. You measure and determine both diagonals arethe same length.c. You measure one angle and determine it is a

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