if the side of a rhombus is 10 cm and one digonal 16 cm then find the area
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Let ABCD is a rhombus
AC=16 AB=10
O is the point where digonal intersect each other
in right angle triangle
using pytagoras theorem
AB^2= AO^2+ BO^2
10^2=8^2+ BO^2
BO=6
area = 1/2× product of diagnoals
=1/2×16×12
=96 CM^2
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