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a square has the perimeter 56 m. find its area the length of one diagonal correct up to two decimal places.​

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Answered by knigam941
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Answer:

perimeter of square=4a=56

a=56/4=14m

area of square =a^2=(14)^2=196m^2

diagonal of square=a√2=14×√2=19.798m

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Answered by sb93
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Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter:

\implies P=4l

\implies 56=4l

\implies l=\Large\frac{56}{4}

\implies \boxed{l=14\:m}

Area:

\implies A=l^{2}

\implies  A=14^{2}

\implies \boxed{A=196\:m^{2}}

As you know square forms a right angle at vertex, Find Diagonal using Pythagorous theorem :

\implies H^{2}=P^{2}+b^{2}

\implies H^{2}=14^{2}+14^{2}

\implies H=\sqrt{392}

\implies \boxed{H=19.79\:m}

Diagonal length = 19.79m

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