Question

find the missing height in the diagram. 13 in. 5 in. 10 in. 6 in. ? 7 in. 2 in.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the horizontal length relationship

The total horizontal length is \(13\) inches. It is composed of \(6\) inches and the unknown length.

Step2: Calculate the unknown length

Using the formula: \(13-(6 + 7)\) is incorrect. Wait, no. Wait, looking at the figure (assuming it's a composite shape in 2D for length - if we consider the horizontal segments. Wait no, the problem is about height. Wait the height of the lower part: total height is \(10\) inches. The upper part height is \(5\) inches. But no, wait no - wait the figure is a composite 3D (but treated as 2D for length/height). Wait the height of the missing part: since the total vertical length (height) of the right - hand side is \(10\) inches and the upper part's height is \(5\) inches. So the formula is \(10 - 5\).

Answer:

\(5\) inches