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That depends upon what you know about the parallelogram.

If you know the area and base length, then:

area of parallelogram = base X height

height =area / base

If you know the lengths of the two pairs of parallel sides and the angles, then trigonometry can be used.

If the height is required between one pair of sides, then:

height = other_side_length / sine(angle_between_sides)

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