if area of rombus is 100cm2 and one of its diagnol is twice of other them find the value of bigger diagonal
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Step-by-step explanation:
let first diagnol=x
second diagnol=2x
x×2x=200
then x^2=100
x=10
bigger diagnol=10×2=20
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
- Area of a rhombus is 100 cm².
- One of its diagnol is twice of other.
To Find:
- The value of bigger diagonal.
Let us assume:
- Smaller diagonal of a rhombus be x.
- Bigger diagonal = 2x
Formula used:
Area of a rhombus = (P × Q)/2
Where,
- P = Bigger diagonal of a rhombus
- Q = Smaller diagonal of a rhombus
Finding the value of bigger diagonal:
According to the question.
⟶ (P × Q)/2 = 100
⟶ (2x × x)/2 = 100
⟶ 2x²/2 = 100
⟶ x² = 100
⟶ x = √100
⟶ x = 10
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