By using their formulas.
Parallelograms
How can we find the area of a parallelogram?
Well, one easy way is by using the formula.
The formula for a parallelogram is the same formula for a rectangle!!!!
Because if slice out one of the slanted edges of the parallelogram and put it togeether with the other side you get arectangle.


Recall: What was the formula for rectangles?
Base *hieght = Area
So if the parallelogram has a height of 7.6 in. and a base of 6in. the area is
going to be 45.6 cm cubed.
Try it on your own!!
What is the area of the parallelogram below?

Kites

Just follow these steps identify the d1 and d2.
Try it on your own!!

Trapezoids
A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with on pair of parallel lines.
The formula for a trapezoid is the following;

AB =base 1 DC = base 2.
Area= height*base 1 + base2 / 2.
Try it on your own!!

What is the area of the figure above?
All info. from my brain and images from goolgle.com
The answer is 16 .
ReplyDeleteGood job with your blog i understood everything, and the pictures were great examples.
Diana
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