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`PQRS` is a parallelogram `(Fig 11.23). QM` is the height from `Q` to `SR and QN` is the height from `Q` to `PS.` If `SR=12cm and QM=8cm`.
Find : `"(a) the area of the parallegram"` `PQRS`
(b) `QN,` if `PS=8cm`

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It is given that
Height and QM = `7*6 cm`
SR as base = `12cm`
We know that,
Area of parallelogram = `Base × Height`
SR×QM*
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