11. Area of a rhombus is 90 cm2. If the length of one diagonal is 10 cm then what is length of second diagonal
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Given
Area of rhombus is 90cm²
Length of one diagonal is 10cm
To Find
we have to find the length of second diagonal
Since,Area is given so,we will apply the formula for area of rhombus and assume some Variable in place of Diagonal 2 we have to find .
Area of Rhombus= D1 × D2 ÷ 2
↣Area of Rhombus= 10× Diagonal 2 ÷ 2
let length of other diagonal be 'x'
↣90= 10 × x ÷2
↣90= 10x/2
↣10x= 90×2
↣10x=180
↣x=180/10=18
↣x= 18
hence,length of other diagonal is 18cm
Check:
Area of Rhombus= 18×10÷2
Area of Rhombus= 180÷2=90cm²
Extra information=>
Area is Space or region which is covered by a solid object/figure it is said to be area of that object.
Area depends upon the dimensions of the figure.If dimensions is larger then larger will be the area of that object/figure and vice -versa.
Properties of Rhombus:
- All sides of rhombus are equal and opposite sides are parallel.
- Diagonals of Rhombus bisects each other at 90°.
- There are four congruent right angled triangles formed between the two diagonals
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