To find the area of a parallelogram all you need is a ruler and a pencil. First at one point of your shape draw a straight line down, to make it look as if it were a rectangle. You don't have to do it on both sides though. Next you measure that line you drew, and than the base side. Next, you multiply those 2 numbers to get your area.
Still not understanding? Check out www.6bdmath.blogspot.com for all your math troubles.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
I thought your blog was good, but ou could have had more explanation on how to find it.Also if this is supposed to be helping other people make sure that other people can understand it.
Jack
Hi Nicole! I thought your whole blog was great! You especially did a good job on the patterning entry. You explained a lot and it was a good, long paragraph. Great job!!!
karissa
Nicole,
I think you did a really good on talking about the problems, and how to find the area of the figures. And any other people who didnt know how to do this before, would probably understand it after they read it. Great Job!
Andrea
Hi Nicole!
You did a great job on your entry!
I could understand it perfectly. I think that anybody that read it would know how to measure a parallelagram. Great job!
Brenna
Hey!
FANTASTIC job on your entry!!!!!
Omg it's the best on I've seen all evening! I could understand what you ment perfectly! I also loved how you put "Still not understanding? Check out www.6bdmath.blogspot.com for all your math troubles." at the end of all your entries. ROFL
Post a Comment