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26 Apr 2023, 07:33
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A parallelogram has sides 30 m and 14 m and one of its diagonals is 40 m long. What is the area
of the parallelogram?
1) 336 m^2
2) 480 m^2
3) 372 m^2
4) 312 m^2
5) 168 m^2
How to do without heron formula
of the parallelogram?
1) 336 m^2
2) 480 m^2
3) 372 m^2
4) 312 m^2
5) 168 m^2
How to do without heron formula
26 Apr 2023, 08:02
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Ahi
Refer attached picture solution.
Area of parallelogram = base X height
= 30 X 11.2 = 336 sq. Meter
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26 Apr 2023, 22:04
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Hey experts!
Isn't this question too calculation intensive for GMAT?
Isn't this question too calculation intensive for GMAT?
