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I'm guessing in the question it said they are similar shapes. I would turn the second shape around to match the first shape, so that you can see which side/angle really corresponds with the first shape. Then set up a proportion of the same sides, and because you want to find the area, we square the ratio. There's a great video about this topic here:
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