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if the length of diagnol of rhombus whose area 216 sq CM is 24 CM then find the length of second diagnol​

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Answered by rajeebsc001
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Answer:

Area of the rhombus

A = d1d2/2 = 24(d2)/2 = 216

d2 = 216(2)/24 = 18

Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • Area of rhombus is 216cm²
  • Length of first diagonal is 24cm

To Find:

  • Length of another diagonal?

Solution:

We are given that area of rhombus is 216cm² and length of one diagonal is 24cm.

Let suppose that another diagonal of rhombus is x

We know that :

  • \large{\boxed{\bf{Area~of~rhombus~=~ \dfrac{d_{(1)}  \times  d_{(2)} }{2} }}}

Where:

  • \large{d_{(1)}} = 1st diagonal ••••24cm
  •  \large{d_{(2)}} = 2nd diagonal •••• x

Let put value in formula:

\large{\sf{Area~of~rhomus~=~\dfrac{d_{(1)}  \times  d_{(2)} }{2}}}

\implies\large{\sf{216\:=\:\dfrac{24×x}{2}}}

\implies\large{\sf{216\:=\:12x}}

\implies\large{\sf{x\:=\: \dfrac{216}{12}}}

\implies\large{\sf{x\:=\: 18}}

Therefore,

  • \large{\boxed{\green{\tt{Second\: diagonal\:of\: rhombus\:=\:18cm}}}}
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