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find the sides and perimeter of a square whose diagolnal is 10​

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Answered by arbazraza000
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Answer:

Sides=5 root 2

perimeter of square =4 ×5 root 2

=20 root 2.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by jayant6096
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Step-by-step explanation:

DIAGONAL=10 UNITS

AS ANGLE VERTICES OF SQUARE IS 90 DEGREE.

BY PYTHAGORAS THEOREM,

SIDE^2+SIDE^2=DIAGONAL^2      

2 x SIDE^2=10 ^2                        {AS SIDES OF SQUARES ARE EQUAL}

SIDE^2=50

SIDE= \sqrt{50} UNITS.

SIDE=\sqrt{5*5*2}

SIDE=5\sqrt{2} UNITS

PERIMETER OF SQUARE= 4 x SIDE

=4x5\sqrt{2}

=20\sqrt{2} UNITS.

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