Two adjacent sides of a parallelogram are 6mm and 10mm respectively, and they form an angle measuring 60. Find the area of the parallelogram.

51.96 mm² approximately

Step-by-step explanation:

the first thing you should know is that the area of a rectangle is base*height sin of (

the included angle i.e

Arectangle= bh sin90° since all angles of a rectangle are equal then the included angle is 90°

Arectangle= bh sin90° since sin90 is 1 we simply use the equation bh because multiplying bh by one is bh. bearing this in mind , the area of the parallelogram can be calculated as:

Aparallelogram= bh sin of sin of the included angle

Aparallelogram= bh sin of sin of the included angle Aparallelogram=6mm*10mm sin 60°

Aparallelogram= bh sin of sin of the included angle Aparallelogram=6mm*10mm sin 60°Aparallelogram=60mm² * 0.866

Aparallelogram= bh sin of sin of the included angle Aparallelogram=6mm*10mm sin 60°Aparallelogram=60mm² * 0.866Aparallelogram=51.96 mm² approximately

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