Wait cam u explain ? 5 times 4/9 then you divide by 7
Answer:
Parallelograms I, II, and IV
Step-by-step:
Area of parallelograms:
I. A=3*5=15 units squared
II. A=5*3=15 units squared
III. A=4*4=16 units squared
IV. A=5*3=15 units squared
So, parallelograms I, II, and IV have the same area of 15 units squared.
if the diameter is 15, its radius is half that, or 7.5
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