Question

How to find the area of a parallelogram when the two diagonals are given?

Answer 1

No You need the angle. Each of the diagonals bisect each other. So no matter what the angle between them, you always get a parallelogram (a different one). So, given the diagonals, it is this angle that fixes the parallelogram. Hence you need this angle.

Answer 2

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No, we can't find the area of parallelogram when the two diagonals are given.

We need the angle as each diagonal bisect each other.

IF THETA (¢) Is the angle between the diagonals
and x And y are the length of the diagonals.

The Area of the parallelogram is
= 1/2 ×(xy Sin ¢)


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