If line segment are you is considered the base of a parallelogram are STU what is the corresponding height of the parallelogram

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Answer: Hello your question lacks some data hence i will provide a general solution within the scope of your question.

answer:

Height = Area of parallelogram / base of parallelogram

Step-by-step explanation:

The corresponding height of the parallelogram can be calculated using the general equation below :

Height = Area of parallelogram / base of parallelogram

Kindly input the values you have into the relation to get the corresponding height of the parallelogram.

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