Math, asked by dogyboss28, 11 months ago

if area of Rhombus be 48 metre square and one of its diagonal is 12 cm find its altitude ​

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Answered by MANTHANINS
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Answer:

h=5.6179 cm is the height of the rhombus

Step-by-step explanation:

A=48 sq cm

one diagonal is 6 cm

let x and y be the two diagonals

xy=2A

6y=2*48

6y=96

y=96/6

y=16 cm for the other diagonal

the diagonals of a rhombus intersect to form right angles and also bisect each other when they intersect

draw a rhombus with the two diagonals

you have four right triangles which are all congruent

choose one, say, the one on the right side

because the diagonals bisect each other one leg of the right triangle is (1/2)(6)=3 and the other leg is

(1/2)(16)=8

the hypotenuse is a side of the rhombus

use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the hypotenuse and thus the length of a side and all sides have the same length

s^2=8^2+3^2

s^2=64+9

s^2=73

s=√73

s=8.544 cm is the length of any one of the four sides and thus the base in the formula A=bh

draw the height on the right side

A=bh

48=8.544*h

h=48/8.544

h=5.6179 cm is the height of the rhombus

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