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PQRS is parallelogram,QM is the height of Q to SR and ON is the height from Q to PS.It SR =12 cm and QM =7.6 cm find the area of

the parallelogram PQRS. please friends give the ans

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Oksanka [162]2 years ago

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Given: SR=12cm, QM=7.6cm, PS=8cm.

Area of parallelogram=base×height

=12×7.6=91.2cm2.

Area of parallelogram=base×height

⇒91.2=8×QN

⇒QN=891.2=11.4cm.

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