Math, asked by kk6043817, 4 months ago

Find the diagonal of a square whose each side is 16 cm.

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Answered by kamalrajatjoshi94

1

Answer:

Given:

Side=16cm

Formula:

Diagonal of square=a√2

Solution:

Diagonal=16√2cm. (Assumption √2=1.414)

=16cm×1.414

=22.624cm

=22.62cm

Answered by aryandev20007

0

Given, the side of a square is 16cm.

We know that, diagonal of square = √2×side

=√2×16

=16√2

there fore the diagonal of a square is 16√2 cm

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