Parallelogram Area Calculation Example - Base 14″, Height 6½″, Side 9″ #202546 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram depicts a parallelogram with a horizontal base of 14 inches, an adjacent side of 9 inches, and a perpendicular height of 6½ inches indicated by a dashed vertical line. The notation "(c)" likely refers to the area being calculated as part of a multi-part problem. The figure is commonly used in geometry textbooks or worksheets to teach area formulas and the distinction between side length and height.

Used in educational contexts-geometry lessons, math worksheets, online tutorials-to demonstrate area computation for parallelograms, especially clarifying that height must be perpendicular to the base, not the slant side.