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fine diagonal of a square, If side given of a square 4cm​

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Answered by parasramrai
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Answer:

diagonal of a square could be find out by the Pythagoras theorem

4²+4²= diagonal ²

16+16= diagonal²

√32= diagonal

therefore diagonal of given square is 4√2 cm

ALTERNATIVE METHOD:

the FORMULA for finding diagonal of square is side√2

therefore diagonal= 4√2cm

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Answered by queen3866
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Answer:

4√2cm

Step-by-step explanation:

In a square,all the sides are equal and each angle equals 90 degrees.

This means AD = AB= BC = CD= 4cm

AND ANGLE 1 = ANGLE 2 = ANGLE 3 = ANGLE 4 = 90°

Here diagonal is AC,

In triangle ADC,

By pythagoras theorem,

ac {}^{2}  = ad {}^{2}  + dc {}^{2}  \\ ac { }^{2}  = 4 {}^{2}  + 4 {}^{2}  \\ a {c}^{2}  = 16 + 16 \\ ac {}^{2}  = 32 \\ ac  = 4 \sqrt{2}  \: cm

There the diagonal of square measures 4√2cm.

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