if the perimeter of a square is 40√2 cm, find the hypotenuse of the square.
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side=10√2
hypotenuse=√200+200
=√400
=20cm
hypotenuse=√200+200
=√400
=20cm
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Perimeter of Square = 40√2 cm
Each side = 40√2 / 4 = 10√2 cm
I hope Hypotenuse of a square will be it's diagonal ( i.e AC ) !!!
AC² = AB² + BC²
AC² = 2 × AB²
AC² = 2 × ( 10√2 )² [ AB = BC , All sides of a square are equal ]
AC² = 400
AC = 20 cm
Hope it helps
Perimeter of Square = 40√2 cm
Each side = 40√2 / 4 = 10√2 cm
I hope Hypotenuse of a square will be it's diagonal ( i.e AC ) !!!
AC² = AB² + BC²
AC² = 2 × AB²
AC² = 2 × ( 10√2 )² [ AB = BC , All sides of a square are equal ]
AC² = 400
AC = 20 cm
Hope it helps
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