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Prove that the area of a parallelogram is equal to its base *height​

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Answered by xInvincible
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A Parellegram Is A Type Of Quadrateral In Which Both Pair of Sides are Parellal And Equal.

A Parallelogram Has A Property That Says Diagonal Of Parallelogram Divides it Into Two Equal Parts.

Now Suppose There Is A Parallelogram ABCD With Diagonal AB.(Given in The Figure Above)

We Know That Diagonal Bisect The Parallelogram SO :-

area \: of \: abc  \:  = area \: of \: adc \\ also \: area \: of \: quadrilateral \:  = area \: of \: abc \:  + area \: adc  \:  \\   = )( \frac{1}{2}  \times base \times height) + ( \frac{1}{2}  \times base \times height) \\  = )since \: both \: are \: are \: equal \\  = ) \frac{base \:  \times height}{2}  +  \frac{base \:  \times height}{2}  \\  = ) \frac{(base \:  \times height) + (base \:  \times height}{2}  \\  = ) \frac{2(base \:  \times height)}{2}  \\  = )base \:  \times height

Thus Area Of ABCD(Parallelogram) Is

Base x Height

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