Area of a Parallelogram
Definition of the Area of a Parallelogram – Example 1
Definition of the Area of a Parallelogram – Example 2
What is the area of this parallelogram?
Solution:
To determine the area of a parallelogram:
Multiply the base by the height. \(9×4=36\)
So, the area of a parallelogram is \(36 cm^2\).
Area\(=\)base\(×\)height→\(A=b×h→A=9×4=36\)
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