Math, asked by harshsolanki22, 8 months ago

find the perimeter of square if it's diagonal os 10√2
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Answers

Answered by jacky19
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Step-by-step explanation:

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square diagonal=side*√2

10√2=side*√2

side=10

perimeter of square=4*side

===4*10===40unit

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Answered by stylishtamilachee
27

Answer:

Let the side of square be of length a unit.

As sides are perpendicular to each other, by Pythagoras theorem can be applied for the value of diagonal.

→ side² + side² = diagonal²

→ a² + a² = ( 10√2 )²

→ 2a² = 200

→ a² = 100

→ a = 10

Hence,

→Perimeter of square = 4 * side

→ 4 * 10

→ 40

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