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Below is the proof why the area of a parallelogram is B times H
<h3>How to form a rectangle from the parallelogram</h3>The following steps would create a rectangle from the parallelogram
- Step 1: Cut out the triangular part of the parallelogram
- Step 2: Attach the triangular part to the other end of the parallelogram
See attachment for the steps.
When the rectangle has been created, we have the following dimensions:
Length = h
Width = B
The area of a rectangle is:
Area = Length * Width
This gives
Area = h * B
Evaluate
Area = Bh
Hence, the area of a parallelogram is B times H
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Step-by-step explanation:
In this graph, when you count rise and run, rise would be 1 and run would be 2. Because slope is also known as rate of change and rate of change is also known as rise over run, the slope will be 1 over 2.
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Rounding to nearest hundredths gives us r=0.06.
So r is about 6%.
Step-by-step explanation:
So we are given:
where
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Divide both sides by 1600:
Simplify:
Take the 6th root of both sides:
Subtract 1 on both sides:
So the exact solution is
Most likely we are asked to round to a certain place value.
I'm going to put my value for r into my calculator.
r=0.062350864
Rounding to nearest hundredths gives us r=0.06.