Math, asked by saharanrajesh1985, 11 months ago

find the area of a rhombus whose base is 7.3m and altitude is 3.9m

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Answered by ayushmodi23

6

Answer:

rhombus=1/2 base×height

=1/2×7.3×3.9

=14.235

Answered by Urvashi9867

3

Base=7.3m

Altitude=3.9m

Area of a rhombus=1/2×base×altitude

=1/2×7.3×3.9m

=14.235m

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