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area of quadrilateral​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Area = (Side 1 × Side 2) × sin (angle) or A = (s1 × s2) × sin(θ) (where θ is the angle between sides 1 and 2).

Example: You have a kite with two sides of length 6 feet and two sides of length 4 feet. The angle between them is about 120 degrees.

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Answered by dharunkrithic2011
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Area = base × height, or A = b × h for short. Example: If the base of a rectangle has a length of 10 inches and the height has a length of 5 inches, then the area of the rectangle is simply 10 × 5 (b × h) = 50 square inches.

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