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find the side of a square whose diognal is 20​

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Answered by lucky2980
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Answer:

at last find multiply 10 with 1.414=14.14

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Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN :

  • Diagonal of a side of a square = 20.

TO CALCULATE :

  • Side of a square whose diagonal is 20.

FORMULA :

  • Diagonal of square = \sf \sqrt {a^{2} \ + \ a^{2}}

SOLUTION :

Diagonal of square = \sf \sqrt {a^{2} \ + \ a^{2}}

\implies \sf 20 \ = \ \sqrt {2a^{2}}

\implies \sf 20 \ = \ a \sqrt {2}

\implies \sf a \sqrt {2} \ = \ 20

\implies \sf a \ = \ \dfrac {20}{\sqrt {2}}

Now, rationalise the denominator.

\implies \sf \dfrac {20}{\sqrt {2}} \ times \dfrac {\sqrt {2}}{\sqrt {2}}

\implies \sf \dfrac {\cancel 20 \ \sqrt {2}}{\cancel 2}

\implies \sf 10 \sqrt {2} \ Units.

\qquad {\boxed {\sf 10 \sqrt {2}}}

\therefore Side of the square is \sf 10 \sqrt {2} \ Units.

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