Area = length*perpendicular height
If a parallelogram has adjacent sides of length a and b and the angle between then is x, thenarea = a*b*sin(x).
Multiply the height by the length of the base.a = h x b
No. The information is not sufficient to determione the area. You can "squash" the parrallelogram and so reduce its area at will.
no
Area = length*perpendicular height
If a parallelogram has adjacent sides of length a and b and the angle between then is x, thenarea = a*b*sin(x).
If a parallelogram has adjacent sides of length a and b and the angle between then is x, thenarea = a*b*sin(x).
It is: 5*10 = 50 square units
Measure the length of the "lowest" side.
Multiply the height by the length of the base.a = h x b
No. The information is not sufficient to determione the area. You can "squash" the parrallelogram and so reduce its area at will.
to find the area of any thing you have to multiply length by width depends unless its a triangle o parrallelogram then u have to multiply base by height divided by two
24 square feet.
If the adjacent sides are of lengths x and y units and the angle between then is t, then,Area = a*b*sin(t).
no
No.