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AlgebraArea of a Parallelogram Worksheets
Our area of parallelogram worksheets are available in both customary and metric units. Explore this compilation to learn how to identify the base and height and calculate the area of a parallelogram by using the formula A = base x height. Use the answer key for reference. Make optimum use of our free worksheets and get accustomed to working with parallelograms.
Finding Area of a Parallelogram | Integers - Easy
Plug in the values of the base and perpendicular height given as integers in the formula and work out the area of the parallelogram, to complete this pdf exercise.
Finding Area of a Parallelogram | Integers - Moderate
With dimensions expressed in integers, the task for learners in 5th grade and 6th grade is to multiply the base with the perpendicular height and compute the area.
Finding the Base or Height | Integers
Practice calculating the unknown dimension using the measures given in this set of worksheets on identifying base or height of a parallelogram.
Finding Area of a Parallelogram - Fractions
Look for the values of the base and height provided in fractional form. Substitute the values into the formula A = B x H and multiply the two fractions to find the area.
Finding the Base or Height | Fractions
Examine the area of parallelograms and the dimensions given as fractions through and through, and solve these worksheets for grade 7 and grade 8.
Area of Parallelograms | Decimals
Presented with parallelograms where the base and height are expressed in decimals, these practice sheets challenge kids to figure out the area.
Finding the Base or Height | Decimals
Instruct young learners to switch the variables of the specified measurements and solve for the missing dimension in these printables.
Finding Area of a Parallelogram - Unit Conversion
This section combines two concepts – the area of a parallelogram and unit conversion. First, convert the unit as specified in the answer; then, figure out the area using the formula.
