Math, asked by mesmerizin, 3 months ago

Area of rhombus (in sq cm) having length of diagonals as 16 cm and 18 cm is ​

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Answered by Karen05
1

Answer:

144cm^2

Given:

Diagonal 1(d1) = 16cm

Diagonal 2(d2) = 18 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of Rhombus(A)= {(diagonal 1*diagonal 2)}/2

Therefore,

A=d1/d2

A= (16*18)/2

A=144cm^2

Answered by PanchalKanchan
5

Answer:

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Area of rhombus (in sq cm) having length of diagonals as 16 cm and 18 cm is

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  • Diagonal 1 = 16 cm

  • Diagonal 2 = 18 cm

Area of Rhombus = ½ × diagonal 1 × diagonal 2

➡️ ½ × 16 × 18

➡️ 8 × 18

➡️ 144 cm²

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