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find the area of Rhombus whose perimeter is 200 metre and one of the diagonal is 80 metre​

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Answered by mkgarg1977
0

Answer:

2400

Step-by-step explanation:

4s=200

s=50

now diagonals bisext pependicullat each other

so by pythagoras you will find diagonals

then find area

plz try otherwise I will make it more clear to you

Answered by Anonymous
3

Formula that we use in the given question's solution

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Area of Rhombus

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(product of diagonals)/2

Perimeter of rhombus

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4 times of its side

Pythagoras theoram

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(perpendicular)² + (base)² = (hypotenious)²

Answer

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Area of given Rhombus will be 2400m²

Solution

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Let the sides of Rhombus as s and diagonals as d¹ , d²

Perimeter of Rhombus = 200m (given)

4s. = 200. (applying formula for perimeter of rhombus)

s = 200/4

s = 50m

So , sides of Rhombus = 50m

Now, d¹ = 80m (given)

✪we know that diagonals of Rhombus perpendicularly bisect each other.

So applying Pythagoras theoram

(D¹/2)² + (D²/2)² = s²

40² + (d²/2)² = 50²

(d/2)². = 2500 -1600

d/2. = √ 900

d/2. = 30 m

d. = 60m

From above we get

d¹ = 80m

d² = 60 m

Now applying formula for area of Rhombus

d¹×d²/2 = area of Rhombus

80×60/2 = area

2400m² = area of given Rhombus.

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