How do you find the height of a parallelogram without the area of it?

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You may see the "slant" referred to as a "hypoteneuse", as the shape created by the line of height(or altitude) is a right triangle. Given the base of the triangle and the "slant" or "hypoteneuse", format the equation (a²+b²=c²)-where a represents the height(altitude), b represents the base, and c represents the slant(hypoteneuse)- to fit your needs:

c²-b²=a². From this point, find the square root(√) of a. If it cannot be simplified further, then (√a) is your solution.

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