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Parallelogram Area Calculator
A parallelogram's area from its base and height, and its perimeter and angle from the side.
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How it's calculated
Area = base × height Perimeter = 2 × (base + side) Angle = asin(height ÷ side)
Gives a parallelogram's area: base times the perpendicular height, not times the slanted side. With the slanted side it also gives the perimeter and the corner angles.
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