Is there any way how to find the height of a parallelogram when all u know is : AC=A'C'=4 and AA'=CC'=5

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anonymous · Answer

send the figure if possible...

angela210793 · Answer

kk..w8 a sec pls :)

angela210793 · Answer

find the side surface

angela210793 · Answer

I know that the side surface is perimeter *h  but i can't find h :(:(

a_clan · Answer

this is a 3D figure

angela210793 · Answer

yea

anonymous · Answer

height of which parallelogram ???
 pls recheck yr question......

anonymous · Answer

is it height of prism???

a_clan · Answer

A' B' C' are projections of A B C

angela210793 · Answer

ACC'A'
wouldn't it be the same?

a_clan · Answer

it is rectangle

angela210793 · Answer

hmmm...AA' isn't perpendicular with the plan(ABC)
but if it is a rectangle than my problem is solved......why do u say it is a rectangle?

a_clan · Answer

Because the name A' B' C' signifies that these are nothing but the 90 degree projections

angela210793 · Answer

:(:(:( Idk the word in english but i would have explained it..let me google a bit :)

a_clan · Answer

This 3 D figure contains 3 rectangles and 2 triangles. Now surface area, volume anything can be found .

angela210793 · Answer

How can they be rectangles whn my problem says that AA' isn't perpendicular with the plan of (ABC)?

a_clan · Answer

Because the name A' B' C' signifies that these are nothing but the 90 degree projections

angela210793 · Answer

I think ur right

a_clan · Answer

naming convention

angela210793 · Answer

Thanks a loot :) ^_^