It appears you've uploaded an image containing a geometry problem. Let's break down the problem step-by-step:

1. The total length of the base of the larger trapezoid is 150 units.
2. The bases of the smaller trapezoid are part of the larger trapezoid's base, and they measure $x+1$ and $50$ units.
3. The remaining part of the base of the larger trapezoid, not covered by the smaller trapezoid, is $150 - (x+1) - 50 = 99 - x$ units.
4. The heights of the trapezoids are $5y$ for the larger one and $130$ for the smaller one.

From this setup, since the smaller trapezoid's height is given and the area ratio is not mentioned, we might need to assume similar triangles or use another relationship to relate $x$ and $y$. However, more context or information about what we need to find (for example, the area of the trapezoids or their height-to-base ratios) would help clarify how to proceed.

Can you provide more details about what needs to be solved in this problem? For example, are we trying to find the areas, the values of $x$ and $y$ under specific conditions, or some other relationship?

Further inquiries could be:

1. Are the trapezoids similar, and do we need to use their similarity to solve for $x$ and $y$?
2. Is there any information about the areas or the angles of the trapezoids that can be used?
3. Should we calculate the areas based on the given heights and solve for $x$ and $y$ using the area formula for trapezoids?
4. Do we need to use any specific geometric theorems or properties like the Pythagorean theorem or angle properties in this context?
5. Is there any additional information about the sides or other dimensions of the trapezoids not visible in the image?

Tip: When solving geometric problems involving figures within other figures, it's crucial to identify shared properties like parallel sides or equal angles, which can give clues about how to relate different parts of the figures.