Volume and surface area of parallelogram

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Volume and surface area of parallelogram

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-- A parallelogram has no volume. It's a 2-dimensional figure,
and it can't hold water.

-- The area of a parallelogram is

(the length of its base) times (its height).

Tyneequa answered Dec 9, 2016

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