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find the side and parimeter of a square whose diagonal is 10 cm.

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Answered by abhi569
3

Answer:

Area of square is 50cm^2.

Perimeter of square is 20√2 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let,

Side of this square be a cm.

Given,

Length of diagonal of this square is 10 cm.

Using Pythagoras theorem :

= > side^2 + side^2 = diagonal^2

= > 2 side^2 = diagonal^2

= > 2 side^2 = ( 10 cm )^2

= > 2 side^2 = 100 cm^2

= > side^2 = 50 cm^2 ... ( 1 )

= > side = √{ 50 cm^2 }

= > side = √( 2 x 25 cm^2 )

= > side = 5√2 cm

From the properties of square :

  • Area of square : side^2
  • Perimeter of square : 4side

Thus,

= > Area of square = ( side )^2

= > Area of square = 50 cm^2 { from ( 1 ) }

= > Perimeter of square = 4 x side = 4 x 5√2 cm = 20√2 cm

Hence area of square is 50cm^2 and perimeter of square is 20√2 cm.

Answered by Anonymous
28

ANSWER : -

Side of the square be x cm.

Length of diagolan of square is 10 cm.

USING PYTHAGORAS THEOREM : -

side² + side² = diagolan²

2 side² = diagonal²

2 side² = (10 cm)²

2 side² = 100 cm²

side² = 50 cm².............(1)

side = √50 cm²

side = √2×5×5

side = 5√2

HENCE,

AREA OF SQUARE = SIDE²= 50 CM²

FROM EQUATION (1)

perimeter of square = 4 × side = 4 × 5√2

= 20√2 cm

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