MA, Stanford University
Teaching in the San Francisco Bay Area
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We can find the area of any parallelogram (including rectangles) by doing the base times the height, as long as the base and height are perpendicular. This is true even when the side lengths have variables- just be careful with exponents and combine like terms. We can find the perimeter by adding up the sides- make sure you are adding up four values!!
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