Created By : Abhinandan Kumar

Reviewed By : Rajashekhar Valipishetty

Last Updated : May 01, 2023


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Area of a Parallelogram Side (a) 7 cm and Side (b) 7 m With Angle 2 Degrees is 171.0075338 cm2 or 0.0171008 m2.

Area of a Parallelogram Side (a) 7 cm and Side (b) 7 m With Angle 2 Degrees is 171.0075338 cm2 or 0.0171008 m2.


  Area of a Parallelogram Side (a) 7 cm and Side (b) 7 m With Angle 2 Degrees in other units

Value unit
0.0017101 km²
0.0010626 mi²
1.7100753
5.6104834 ft²
67.3258007 in²
1.8701611 yd²
171.0075338 cm²
1710.075338 mm²

Steps:

Given that Parallelogram side (a) = 7 cm and side (b) = 7 m with angle = 2 degrees

We know that, Area = a * b * sin(α)

      Unit Conversion of Width 7 m = 700.0 cm

7 Meters is 700.0 Centimeters

To convert Meter to Centimeters

we know that, 1 Meter = 100 Centimeters

To convert Meter to Centimeters, multiply the kilometer value by 100

Result in Centimeters: 7 m × 100 × cm/m

Cancel The Comman factor of m

Result in Centimeters: (7 x 100 cm)

Multiply 7 into 100

Result in Centimeters: 700.0 Centimeters

∴ 7 Meters = 700.0 Centimeters

Put the values a, b values in above Area Formula

A = 7 * 700.0 * sin(2)

Simplify the above equations

A = 171.0075338 cm²

∴ Area of a Parallelogram side-a 7 cm and side-b 7 m is 171.0075338 cm²

or

      Unit Conversion of Length 7 cm = 0.07 m

7 Centimeters is 0.07 meters

To convert Centimeter to Meter

we know that, 1 Centimeter = 0.01 Meter or
                         1 Centimeter = 1/100 Meter

To convert Centimeters to meters, divide the centimeter value by 100 .

Result in Meter: 7 × cm/m × cm/m

Cancel The Comman factor of cm

Result in Meters: 7/m

Divide the 7 by 100

Result in Meters: 0.07 meters

∴ 7 Centimeters = 0.07 meters

Put the values a, b values in above Area Formula

A = 0.07 * 7 * sin(20)

Simplify the above Equations

A = 0.0171008 m²

∴ Area of a Parallelogram side (a) 7 cm and side (b) 7 m with angle 2 degrees is 0.0171008 m²

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