Question

area of parallelograms
directions: calculate the area of each figure. show your work.
#1 diagram of parallelogram with height 3.1in, base 7.6in area: ______
#2 diagram of parallelogram with height 10.8m, base 4m area: ______
#3 diagram of parallelogram with height 4.9cm, base 11cm area: ______
#4 diagram of parallelogram with height 6m, base 9m area: ______
#5 diagram of parallelogram with height 10in, base 2.5in area: ______
#6 diagram of parallelogram with height 2.3m, base 9m area: ______

Explanation:

Problem #1

Step1: Recall the formula for the area of a parallelogram, which is \( A = base \times height \).

Here, the base is \( 7.6 \) inches and the height is \( 3.1 \) inches (assuming the height is \( 3.1 \) in as per the diagram, maybe a typo in the original, let's proceed with \( 3.1 \) in).

Step2: Multiply the base and the height.

\( A = 7.6 \times 3.1 \)
\( 7.6\times3.1 = 23.56 \) square inches.

Step1: Use the area formula for a parallelogram \( A = base \times height \).

The base is \( 4 \) meters and the height is \( 10.8 \) meters.

Step2: Calculate the product.

\( A = 4\times10.8 \)
\( 4\times10.8 = 43.2 \) square meters.

Step1: Apply the area formula \( A = base \times height \) for the parallelogram.

The base is \( 11 \) cm and the height is \( 4.9 \) cm.

Step2: Multiply the base and height.

\( A = 11\times4.9 \)
\( 11\times4.9 = 53.9 \) square centimeters.

Answer:

\( 23.56 \) square inches

Problem #2