In the given figure L1and L2 are two parallel sides . if the area of the rectangle PQRS is 60cm^2 then what is the area of the p
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Believe it or not, the two areas are the same.
The base of the rectangle is PQ
The height of the rectangle is PS
Now look at the parallelogram.
The base is PQ
The height is PS
The area has to be the same in both cases. There is no other way to interpret what is happening.
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