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A rhombus field has green grass for 20 cows to graze if each side
of the Rhombus is 52 M and longer diagonal is 96 M how much area of the grass field will each cow be getting

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Answered by vishal349
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Answered by jxsha
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Since a rhombus has all its sides equal ,each side =52m

Diagonal = 96m

The rhombus can be divided equally into two triangles , ∆1 and ∆2

In ∆1: a= 52 m

b=52 m

c=96m

Using heron's formula ;

Semi-perimeter (s)= a+b+c/2

=200/2=100

Area of ∆1= √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)

=100(100-52)(100-52)(100-96)

√100*48*48*4

=√10*10*8*6*8*6*2*2

=10*8*6*2

=960m^2

∆1=∆2

∆2 area=960 m^2

Area of rhombus = ∆1+∆2

=960+960=1920 m^2

Therefore,area of grass for each cow= 1920/20=96m^2

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