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Find the approximate area of the parallelogram.

Find the approximate area of the parallelogram.-example-1
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As approximation:
4 units * 4 units= 16 squared units
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Answer: The area of the given parallelogram is 15 square units.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let ABCD is the parallelogram shown in the graph in which A≡(-2,-1), B≡(-3,3), C≡(1,2) and D≡(2,-2)

Since, AC is the diagonal of the parallelogram,

Thus, by the property of parallelogram,

Area of triangle ABC = Area of triangle ADC

Since, Area of parallelogram ABCD = Area of triangle ABC + Area of triangle ADC

= Area of triangle ABC + Area of triangle ABC

= 2 ( area of triangle ABC )

Since, the area of triangle ABC


=(1)/(2)|-2(3-2)-3(2-(-1))+1(-1-3)|


=(1)/(2)|-2(1)-3(2+1)+1(-4)|


=(1)/(2)|-2-3* 3 -4|


=(1)/(2)|-2-9-4|


=(1)/(2)|-15|=(15)/(2)\text{ square unit}

Area of parallelogram ABCD =
2* (15)/(2)


=(30)/(2)


=15\text{ square unit}

Hence, The area of the given parallelogram is 15 square units.

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