if the perimeter of a square is (4y+12)m then the length of its diagnaol is
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Perimeter of square = 4 × side
Given, Perimeter = 4y+12
Side = (4y+12)/4
= (y+3 ) m
If a diagonal is drawn then we find a triangle is formed so by Pythagoras theorem we can find the hypotenuse.
base²+height²=diagonal ²
(y+3)²+(y+3)²= diagonal²
diagonal²=2(y+3)²
diagonal = √2 (y+3) m
Thus, the diagonal's length will be _/2 (y+3) m
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