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(13) The perimeter of rhombus is 100 cm and
one of its diagonals measures 48 cm.
Then, the length of the other diagonal
is ......... cm.



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Answered by rajrsharma2007
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Answer:

We know that the all sides of a rhombus is equal .

And given the perimeter of rhombus is 100 cm

Then side of rhombus =

4

100

=25 cm and given one diagonal=40 cm

We know that the diagonal of rhombus bisect at triangle and intersect equal parts

Let other diagonal is 2x

(x)

2

+(20)

2

=(25)

2

⇒x

2

=625−400=225

So x=15 and other diagonal =2×15=30 cm

Then area of rhombus =

2

digonal×digonal

=

2

40×30

=600cm

2

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Answered by divyanshu1023
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336cm²

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