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Answered by StormEyes
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\sf \Large Solution!!

Let ABCD be the parallelogram. AX is the altitude corresponding to the base CD. CY is the altitude corresponding to the base AD.

\sf \large Given:

\sf \to AX=8\:cm

\sf \to CD=50\:cm

\sf \to CY=4\:cm

\sf \large To\:find:

\sf \to Base\:AD

\sf \large So,

\sf \to Area\:of\: parallelogram=Base(CD)\times Corresponding\: altitude(AX)

\sf \to Area=(50\times 8)\:cm^{2}

\sf \to Area=400\:cm^{2}\dots (i)

\sf \large Similarly,

\sf \to Area=Base(AD)\times Corresponding\: altitude (CY)

\sf \to Area=(AD\times 4)\:cm^{2}\dots (ii)

\sf \large Now,

\sf \to (AD\times 4)\:cm^{2}=400\:cm^{2}

\sf \to AD=\dfrac{400\:cm^{\cancel{2}}}{4\:\cancel{cm}}

\boxed{\blue{\sf AD=100\:cm}}

Length of other pair of parallel side is 10 cm.

Thanks for asking!! :D

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