<em>The question is incomplete because the area of the parallelogram is missing. However, the following will guide you in answering the question</em>

Given

$Base = 16\ ft$

Required

Determine the Height

Area of a Parallelogram is:

$Area = Base * Height$

Make Height the subject

$Height = \frac{Area}{Base}$

Substitute 16 for Base

$Height = \frac{Area}{16}$

This implies that you divide the value of area by 16 to get the height of the parallelogram.

Take for instance;

$Area = 64ft\²$

The height would be

$Height = \frac{64}{16}$

$Height = 4\ ft$

$Area = 80ft\²$

The height would be

$Height = \frac{80}{16}$

$Height = 5\ ft$

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3 years ago

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kozerog [31]

The answer should be 6! all you have to do is plug the numbers into the equation!
it would be like this:
-1^2+3^2+(-1)-3
doing all of that would equal 6!

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2 years ago

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