what is the area of a parallelogram with a base of4 2/3 and heigth of 5 1/5?
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How do you find the area of a parallelogram ?
It's base times height, like for a rectangle.
length x breadth dude multiply both the sides !
1/2 * base * height
sweetz - that is for triangle i believe
ohhhhhhhh srryyyyy wait i made a blundr
take average of widths, then multiply by height
((top length)+(bottom length))/2 * height
Parallelogram, not trapezoid. Top length = bottom length.
or you can break it up into a rectangle and a triangle by cutting out the center rectangle.
oh, whoops, in that case, it's just base*height.
so if base is 4 2/3 and height is 5 1/5 would the area be 24 and 4/15
Yeah, that's what I get.
How do find the surface area of a rectangular prism
5 sides?
Is it l*w*h cubed ?
oh, six sides like a die, right?
yes
it will be the sum of all six sides, each has two dimensions to it and there are two copies of each. So, 2*(L*W+L*H+W*H) should account for all six sides
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