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The altitude of a parallelogram is 56 m and its area is 6384 cm'. Find the base of the parallelogram.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given : The altitude of a parallelogram is 56 and its Area is 6384 cm²

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To Find : Find the Base of parallelogram

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SolutioN : To find the Base of parallelogram we need to apply the formula Area = Base × Height .Let's Solve :

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 \bigstar Formula Used :

  •  {\underline{\boxed{\sf{ Area{\small_{(Parallelogram)}} = Base \times Height }}}}

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 \bigstar Calculating the Base :

 \qquad {\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ Area = Base \times Height }}}} \\ \\ \\ \ {\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ 6384 = Base \times 56 }}}} \\ \\ \\ \ {\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ \dfrac{6384}{56} = Base }}}} \\ \\ \\ \ {\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ \cancel\dfrac{6384}{56} = Base }}}} \\ \\ \\ \ {\qquad \; \; \; {\dashrightarrow{\underline{\boxed{\pmb{\sf{ Base = 114 \;  m }}}}}}} \; {\purple{\bigstar}}

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 \therefore \; \; Height of the Parallelogram is 114 m .

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Answered by ObnoxiousS
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\dag \: \sf{ \underline\pink{ Concept :-}}

In this question, we will use the concept of area of a parallelogram, which gives us the formula of parallelogram, it states that :-

 \qquad \bull \:   \underline{\boxed{ \sf \purple{Area_{(Parallelogram )} ~=Base~  \times ~Height }}}

Using this formula, we will let the base as "x", and we will equate it to get the required answer.

 \dag \:  \underline \red{\sf Given ~Information ~ :-}

  • Area of parallelogram = 6384 cm²
  • Altitude / Height = 56 m = 5600

\dag~ \sf  \underline\blue{{Solution~ :-}}

Now, we will solve this,

  \\ \qquad \sf:  \longrightarrow  6384 = x \times 5600 \\  \\

  \\ \qquad ~~~\sf :  \longrightarrow x =  \dfrac{6384}{5600}  \\  \\

 \\  \qquad \qquad \sf :  \longrightarrow x = 1.14 \: cm \\  \\

Therefore, the base of the parallelogram is  \star\underline{ \boxed{  \green{\mathfrak{1.14 \: cm}}}} \star.

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