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7MD1.4 Area of Parallelograms What you’ll learn: Find the area of parallelograms Remember a parallelogram is a quadrilateral with opposites sides parallel.

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1 7MD1.4 Area of Parallelograms What you’ll learn: Find the area of parallelograms Remember a parallelogram is a quadrilateral with opposites sides parallel and opposite sides congruent. Congruent means equal or same

2 New Vocabulary Base: any side of the parallelogram base

3 New Vocabulary Height: the length of the segment perpendicular to the base with endpoints on opposite sides. ( This is “how tall” the parallelogram is.) height

4 Area The area of a parallelogram equals the product of its base and its height. A=b(h) A means Area B means base H means height Product is answer for multiply Important to know!!!

5 Find the Area The first thing that you need to do is write down the formula that you will be using. A=bh Remember this means Area equals base times the height

6 Find the Area Find the area of a parallelogram with base 15 cm and height 4 cm. A=bh A=15 x (4) (15 x 4) = 60 A= 60 square centimeters A= 60 cm 2 Remember that area is given in square units!

7 Find the Area A= bh A= 18(12) or 18 x 12 = 216 A= 216 m 2 Always label in units square. 18 m 12 m

8 Your Turn 1. b= 10 in h=5 in 2. b= 8 cm h= 10cm

9 Watch Out Be sure that the base and height are given in the same unit before you find the area. b= 4 cm h= 60 mm You need to use : b=4 cm and h= 6 cm or b= 40 mm and h= 60 mm

10 Homework Practice in your book, Chapter 3.5 p. 122 to 129. Be sure to show all of your work. No work=No credit

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