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area of a square is 2500m² find its diagonal​

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Answered by Anonymous
7

Answer :-

  • The length of the diagonal is 50√2.

Given :-

  • Area of a square = 2500m².

To find :-

  • The length of the diagonal.

Step by step explanation :-

Detailed explanation of solution :-

Let's understand!

We know that, Area of a square is side × Side. So, In the question, Area of square = 2500m². And, We need to find the side of square to find its diagonal.

How to solve ?

We will find the side of the square, And then find the length of the diagonal by using Pythagoras theorem.

Calculations :-

Area = 2500²

A = √2500 = 50m.

Thus, Side of square is 50m.

We know that :-

All angles in a square is equal to 90°.

By Pythagoras theorem,

(AC)² = (AD)² + (OC)²

AC = √50² + 50²

AC = √2500 + 2500

AC = √5000

AC = 50√2

Therefore, The length of the diagonal is 50√2cm.

Figure :-

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Answered by ParikhAyushi
6

Heya!!!

Given the area of square=2500^2

Therefore side x side

=> side^2=2500 m^2

=> side=√2500

=> side=50 m

Diagonal of square=√(50^2+50^2)

=>√(2500+2500)

=> √5000

=>2x5x5√2

=> 50√2m

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