Question

find the square area of parallelogram?

Answer 1

do you know the formula for finding the area of parallelogram?? @RaniaW

Answer 2

@ganeshie8

Answer 3

yea Maya it is :A=base *height

Answer 4

Okay, then multiply... \(A=5\times6.9\)

Answer 5

but this formula doesn't solve it !!

Answer 6

correct
\[\huge area~of~llgm=Base \times Height\]
where base=6.9 cm and height=5 cm
plug these values in this equation and solve it

Answer 7

no it's not because there is a multiple choose :
a.69cm^2
b.29.1
c.17.3
d.34.5

Answer 8

\[\huge 6.9 \times 5=34.5\]
so option D is correct answer

Answer 9

and the correct answer is (a ) but i don't know why?!

Answer 10

are you sure the correct answer is option A @RaniaW

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

im not even sure how to get base x height from this figure..... :\

Answer 13

there is many questions like it and i don't know which formula use

Answer 14

no, option D is correct answer
I think there is a misprint of your answer

Answer 15

Can someone explain this in detail? lol.

How is the height of that....5..

Answer 16

i don't think they will make a mistake with 20 questions like it

Answer 17

@Jhannybean its height or altitude or perpendicular=5cm

Answer 18

i think you figure is wrong

Answer 19

@RaniaW leave it.....the correct answer is option D......

Answer 20

it's ok, anyway thank you

Answer 21

I think Mayank is right, it is D and there is mistake in the question.

Answer 22

Im lost :| hahaha.

Answer 23

correct @Thoughts

Answer 24

You just have to use the formula : \(\textbf{Area of } ||^{\mathsf{gm}} = \mathsf{base} \times \mathsf{corresponding }\space \mathsf{height} \)

Answer 25

@RaniaW forgot that option A is correct answer.
Finally, correct answer is option D and also consult with your teacher

Answer 26

It helps if you can take a screenshot and attach it. Im sure all questions cannot have typos like these

Answer 27

nice idea!! @ganeshie8

Answer 28

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Answer 29

Bleh. Geometry is so difficult T_T

Answer 30

sorry @RaniaW again:
\[\huge \color{hotpink}\bigstar \color{hotpink}\bigstar \color{red}{Welcome}~\color{green}{To}~ \color{blue}{Open~Study}~\color{hotpink}\bigstar~\color{hotpink}\bigstar\]

Answer 31

it's ok :)

Answer 32

but this is the question like the way i draw by it

Answer 33

and this another question

Answer 34

@ganeshie8

Answer 35

now that's easy LOL

Answer 36

Is their any difference in "square area" and "area" ?

Answer 37

No one can be so stupid to say those answers as incorrect, there may be 1 mistake , but not 2 . I think there is something different in "square area"

Answer 38

i think there is a difference

Answer 39

thats a junk site. find some other site for your practice

Answer 40

LOL it's fine
there's a trick in play
it would be clear that the height is 5 cm and that the base is 6.9 cm

Answer 41

the good thing about geometry is that you can turn it in different ways to something you are comfortable with and it still remains the same. they are just shapes after all

Answer 42

yeah that gives mayank's answer. And, there is no such thing as "square area of parallelogram". leave that site Rania, don't waste your time

Answer 43

LMAO if ganeshie8 does not approve of it, then it must be a crappy website :P

Answer 44

lol every q it says the answer is A. site is broke

http://www.freemathpracticetest.com/tests/geometry/parallelogramsarea/geometry-parallelograms-area-math-practice-test.html

Answer 45

its okay you can skip parallelograms practice i guess, you seem to have good knoledge about parallelograms already :)

Answer 46

:)