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Answered by PhoenixAnish
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\huge\mathcal\pink{Given:}

⟹ Area of square = 50 sq.cm

\huge\mathrm\green{★\: Formula\: ★}

⟹ Area of square = side ²

⟹ (Hypotenuse)² = (base)² + (height)²

\huge\mathcal\orange{Find:}

⟹ Lenght of diagonal

\huge\mathbb\color{chartreuse} Explanation:

by using formula for

| area of square .|

⇒ Area of square = side ²

⇒ 50 = side²

{side}^{2} = 50

side = \sqrt{50}

side = \sqrt{2 × 25}

side = 5\sqrt{2}

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now we have side = 5\sqrt{2}

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now finding Lenght of digonal by applying.

| Pythagoras theorem . |

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(Hyp)² = (base)² + (height)²

(Hyp)² = (5\sqrt{2})² + (5\sqrt{2})²

(Hyp)² = (25 × 2) + (25 × 2)

(Hyp)² = 50 + 50

(Hyp)² = 100

Hyp = \sqrt{100}

Hyp = 10 cm

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\mathcal\red{Lenght\: of \:diagonal\: = \:10 \:cm }

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\huge\mathfrak\color{olive}Option\: correct\:is\:'2'

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Note:

Hypotenuse (Hyp) = diagonal

Base and height will be same because the figure is triangle .

\huge\mathfrak\color{crimson}I\:hope\:it\:helps\:you.

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