If the length of one side of a rhombus is 6cm and one angle is 60degree, then the area of the rhombus
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Since the side of the rhombus is 6 cm and one angle = 60 deg, it can be constructed easily . Actually two equilateral triangles on the same base will result in the rhombus.
Draw a line AC, 6 cm long.
With A as centre and a radius of 6 cm draw arcs above and below the line AC.
With C as centre and the same radius of 6 cm draw arcs above and below the line AC to cut the arcs drawn earlier. Let the intersections be B and D. Join AB, BC, CD and DA and you have the desired rhombus. <ABC = <CDA = 60 deg, while <BAD = <BCD = 120 deg.
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