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How do you find the missing measurement for a parallelogram A=34in, b=17in., h=?

How do you find the missing measurement for a parallelogram A=34in, b=17in., h=?
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How do you find the missing measurement for a parallelogram A=34in, b=17in., h=?

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User Boob
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Answer:

h+2

Explanation:

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User Ha
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To find the height of a parallelogram, use the formula below:
Area=Base×Height
A=B×H

A=34in.
B=17in.
H=?
34in.=17in.×?
?=34in.÷17in.
?=34÷17
?=2
?=2in.
The answer is 2in. for the height.
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