Question

What is the area of the figure made up of a parallelogram and a right triangle?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

it's the sum of the areas of the parallelogram and the triangle

Answer 3

@Godlovesme

Answer 4

(7,6*10,5/2)+(12*7,5)

Answer 5

your confusing me

Answer 6

no no not 7,5 it's 6 the height sorry

Answer 7

@Godlovesme

Answer 8

did you get it ?

Answer 9

no...

Answer 10

do you know how to calculate the area of a parallelogram and a triangle ?

Answer 11

Sorry @ayanna1100 idk this stuff :/

Answer 12

no I just need help!

Answer 13

oh... what grade are you in @Godlovesme

Answer 14

the area of the triangle 7,6 x 10,5 / 2
the area of a parallelogram : 12x6
Their sum is the total area

Answer 15

9th u?

Answer 16

7th.... you don't know this stuff and ur 2 grades ahead of me

Answer 17

LOOK AT MY ANSWER !

Answer 18

@ElonaSushchik @elyrose101

Answer 19

PLEASE HELP SOMEONE I WILL GIVE MEADAL!

Answer 20

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How to Find the Area of a Parallelogram and a Triangle

How to Find the Area of a Parallelogram and a Triangle
By Matt McGew, eHow Contributor

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How to Find the Area of a Parallelogram and a Triangle thumbnail Calculating the area of a geometric shape is quite easy.

Area is the amount of space located within a geometric shape, such as a triangle, circle, parallelogram, square, etc. You can quickly figure out the area of a triangle or a parallelogram by performing a few simple calculations.
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Instructions

Triangle
1

Follow the formula that the area of a triangle equals 1/2 the base times the height.
2

Determine the base measurement of the triangle. As an example, assume that the base is 5 inches. Divide the base by 2. In this example, that would be 5/2 = 2.5.
3

Determine the height measurement of the triangle. As an example, assume that the height is 3 inches.
4

Multiply 1/2 of the base by the height. In this example, that would be 2.5 inches x 3 inches = 7.5 inches squared. This figure is the area of the triangle.
Parallelogram
1

Follow the formula that the area of a parallelogram equals the base times the height.
2

Determine the base measurement of the parallelogram. As an example, assume that the base is 10 inches.
3

Determine the height measurement of the parallelogram. As an example, assume that the height is 6 inches.
4

Multiply the base by the height. In this example, that would be 10 inches x 6 inches = 60 inches squared. This figure is the area of the parallelogram.
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Answer 21

LOL i take geometry online and I'm not good at it :/ @tareklam is helping u though

Answer 22

THATS even more confusing @elyrose101

Answer 23

that's the problem I'm helping and she isn't even answering me

Answer 24

beacause ur confusing me and you keep leaving @tareklam !!

Answer 25

lol Okay

Answer 26

just read it u will understand its not that hard just try ok

Answer 27

okay

Answer 28

finally

Answer 29

oh please @tareklam your just overreacting and I read it @elyrose101 I know that it equals basexheight but im confused.... I have adhd so its hard for me to concentrate and do my work and I don't get enogh help because my whole family is busy and I never have time to do anything so if you guys aren't going to help me than that's ok I get it but all im saying is that I just needed a little help and I don't get it so there I said it :(((((

Answer 30

Ok Ok I'm sorry now let's get this cleared up do you know how to calculate the area of a triangle and a parallelogram

Answer 31

no you already asked me that

Answer 32

So to calculate the area of a triangle is or base times height divided by 2 =]
as for the parallelogram is base times height :) did you get it ?