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find the diagonal of a square whose area is 64 m²
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Answered by RosyCherry
2

8 m

Step-by-step explanation:

area is 64

so side will be 8

by Pythagoras

8²+8²=diagonal ²

64+64=128

diagonal is 8√2 m

Answered by ANTMAN22
2

To finD:

find the diagonal of a square whose area is 64 m²

GiveN:

Area of the square=64 m²

ThereforE:

1 side of a square=\sqrt{64} m

                              =\sqrt{8 * 8} m

                             =8 m

SolutioN:

Diagonal of the square=  \sqrt{8^2 + 8^2}    m

                                     =   \sqrt{64 + 64}   m

                                     =   \sqrt{128}         m

                                     = 8\sqrt{2} m

ChecK:    

1 Side of the square= 8 m

Used formulA:

1 Side of the square=\sqrt{Area of the square}

Diagonal of the square=\sqrt{Side^2 + Side^2}

Answer:

8\sqrt{2} m

   

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