Math, asked by ajitguptamba, 1 year ago

find the area of the Rhombus whose one side is equal to the 10 cm and the length of the one diagonal is 12 centimetre​

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Answered by Aɾꜱɦ
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\large\underline{\underline{\underline\red{\bold{96cm^2}}}}

\bf\large\red{Given}\begin{cases}\bf\large\red{10 cm} \\ \bf\large\red{12 CM } \end{cases}

\large\underline\textsf{To \:find :- }

\bf\underline{find \:the\: area\: of\: the \:Rhombus}

\huge\underline\textsf{Explantion:- }

\rightarrow\bf a = (side) = 10cm \\ \rightarrow\bf p = (diagonal) = 12cm

\boxed{\bf{\red{Using \: Formula}}}

\rightarrow\tt\red{ a =  \frac{pq}{2 } } \\ \rightarrow\tt\blue {a =  \frac{ \sqrt{p {}^{2} + q {}^{2}  } }{2} }

\tt\underline\purple{Solving \: to \: A}

\rightarrow\bf\orange{ a =  \frac{1}{2} p \sqrt{4a {}^{2}  - p {}^{2} }}  \\  \rightarrow\bf\green{ =  \frac{1}{2} .12. \sqrt{4.10 {}^{2} - 12 {}^{2}  = 96cm {}^{2}  } }

\large\underline\because\textsf{the area of Rhombus is 96^2}

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