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If X = 12 units, Y = 14 units, and h = 11 units, what is the area of the parallelogram shown above?
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@Bree123 : Please post the illustration of this parallelogram. Thank you! mathmale
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what exactly is h;- the length of the diagonal?
I see that you have a triangle (within the parallelogram) with known sides: x=12, y=14 and h=11. This information is enough to enable you to determine the angle between sides x and y. With that info, you could find the "height" (vertical height) of the parallelogram. Then, the area of the parallelogram would be A = (height)*(length of base). Good luck!
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