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A kite is basically 2 sets of triangles made from 2 different sized squares. So for each of the large and small triangles - the calculation is ......... (length x depth)x2

So for the whole kite ..... small triangle (length x depth)x2

plus

large triangle (length x depth)x2

is the area in units squared (e.g. cm2)

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The area of a kite is diaginal 1 x diaginal 2 then you divide by 2


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How do you get a kite in the air?

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