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Find the area of rhombus whose perimeter is 100 m and one of whose diagonal is 30 m​

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Answered by shinchan1304
6

Answer:

p=100

4×s=100

s=100÷4

s=25

now side is 25

as diagonals of rhombus bisects each other at right angle

so half diagonal =30÷2

=15

now applying phythagorous theorem

(h)2=(p)2+(b)2

h=25 p=15 b=?

625=225+b2

625-225=b2

400=b2

b=20

so half diagonal is 20

full diagonal =2×20

=40

area of diagonal =1/2×d1×2

=1/2×30×40

600m2

Answered by sharath29
1

Answer:

20

Step-by-step explanation:

area of rhombus is D1D2/2

perimeter=4s

100=4S

  • S=25
  • diagonal of one side 30
  • apply Pythagoras theorem
  • 25
  •  {15 }^{2}  +  {x}^{2}   =  {25}^{2}
  •  {x }^{2}  =  {25}^{2}  -  {15}^{2}
  •  {x }^{2}  = 625 - 225
  •  {x }^{2}  = 400
  • x = 20
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