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How do you find the area of parralelogram
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How do you find the area of parralelogram

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Answer:

See below.

Explanation:

The area = length of the base * perpendicular height.

If you are given the lengths of the side and the measure of one of the angles you can use the trigonometry to find the perpendicular height.

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