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find the perimeter of a square ,if its diagonal is
10 \sqrt{2}

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Answered by vanshmalik630
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Answered by Anonymous
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Let the side of the square = a

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2=> √2 a = 10√2

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2=> √2 a = 10√2=> a = 10√2/√2

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2=> √2 a = 10√2=> a = 10√2/√2a = 10 cm ---( 1 )

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2=> √2 a = 10√2=> a = 10√2/√2a = 10 cm ---( 1 )Perimeter = 4a

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2=> √2 a = 10√2=> a = 10√2/√2a = 10 cm ---( 1 )Perimeter = 4aP = 4 × 10

Let the side of the square = aDiagonal ( d ) = 10√2=> √2 a = 10√2=> a = 10√2/√2a = 10 cm ---( 1 )Perimeter = 4aP = 4 × 10P = 40 cm

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