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anonymous · Answer

$A=b\cdot h$
$P=2l+2w$

anonymous · Answer

nevermind.  did you draw the parallelogram?

anonymous · Answer

if it is a rhombus, then the perimeter is just 4 times the length of a side.  (A rhombus has 4 sides of the same length).  The area is just the base (length of a side) times the height (the vertical distance from a vertex to the base).

anonymous · Answer

unfortunately, the drawing tool isn't working for me or i'd draw you a picture

anonymous · Answer

a kite is not a parallelogram

anonymous · Answer

you can check by computing the distance between the points which make up a side.  do you know the distance formula?

anonymous · Answer

wow, the equation editor isn't working either.  just a sec...

anonymous · Answer

here is a link to help you with the distance formula... http://www.purplemath.com/modules/distform.htm i'll see if i can find one for finding the area of a rhombus

anonymous · Answer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTYPjA_BqSQ

anonymous · Answer

sorry i can't do more but it's a bit difficult when i'm unable to draw and write equations.  let me see if i can find another...

anonymous · Answer

dear, this is not for me to do... it's for you to do.  i'm only here to help you learn

anonymous · Answer

and you never will unless you do the work.

calculusxy · Answer

Area=b*h

calculusxy · Answer

Do you now get how do do it?