Utilize our complimentary online tool to calculate the volume of a trapezoidal footing. Input the following parameters: Height of Lower Shape, Breadth of Lower Shape, Height of Upper Shape, Breadth of Upper Shape, Height of Trapezoidal.
A trapezoid is a four-sided shape with two parallel sides. Footings serve as the base that supports the weight of a structure on the ground. When feet are slanted, they’re termed trapezoidal footings. All sloped sides of the system are maintained at a 45-degree angle. By entering the height and breadth of the upper and lower shapes into our trapezoidal footing volume calculator, you can accurately determine the volume of the trapezoidal footing.
Trapezoidal Footing Volume formula
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The variables used in the formula are:
- V = Volume of Trapezoid Footing
- h = Height of Trapezoidal
- A1 = Area of the Lower Shape
- A2 = Area of the Upper Shape
- A1 = m x n (Lower Height x Lower Breadth)
- A2 = o x p (Upper Height x Upper Breadth)
The calculator uses the formula for calculating the value of V using the given values of h, A1, and A2. The terms (A_1 + A_2 + \sqrt{A_1 \cdot A_2}) in the denominator represent the summation of A1, A2, and the square root of the product of A1 and A2.
