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The base of a Parallelogram is twice its height If the area of the Parallelogram is 512 cm², then find the height

15 cm
20 cm
16 cm
18 cm

The correct answer is: 16 cm

To find the height of the parallelogram.
The base of a Parallelogram is twice its height = b = 2 x h
area of the Parallelogram = b x h = 512 cm².
2 x h x h = 512.
$h squared$ = 256.
h = 16cm.

Therefore, height of the parallelogram is 16cm.

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