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how to find the breadth of a rectangle when length and diagonal is given? pls help ​

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Answered by yokeshps2005
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Answer:

Answer:by Pythagoras theorem

Step-by-step explanation:

because each angle of a rectangle is 90°

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bf\bigstar{Question}

How to find the breadth of a rectangle when length and diagonal is given?

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Given :

Length and diagonal of a rectangle.

To find :

Breadth of the rectangle.

Solution :

We need to find the breadth of the rectangle.

Already we have length and diagonal.

As in the figure,

We can see a triangle is formed , diagonal as the base.

By pythagoras theorem,

AB² + BC² = AC²

Here,

We can take Length = AB².

Diagonal = AC²

∴ Breadth = BC ²

BC² = AC² - AB².

BC = √(AC²-AB²)

ie,

Breadth² = ( Diagonal ² - Length²)

Breadth = √( Diagonal ² - Length²)

So the formula to calculate breadth when length and diagonal of a rectangle is given is,

\huge{\boxed{\bf{Breadth= \sqrt{ (Diagonal^2-Length^2)}}}}

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