Find the area of a parallelogram with b = 140 cm and h = 9.7 cm. 94.09 cm2 19,600 cm2 1,358 cm2 679 cm2

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Find the area of a parallelogram with b = 140 cm and h = 9.7 cm.

94.09 cm2

19,600 cm2

1,358 cm2

679 cm2

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The answer is 1358 cm2

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