Math, asked by chauhsneharshas, 1 year ago

Prove that sum of the sides of a Quadrilateral,is greater than the sum of the diagonals of the same quadrilateral

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Answered by Lakshyasoni

Consider a square with side x
then diagonal = √2x² = x√2
sum of 2 diagonal = 2x√2
sum of 4 sides = 4x = 2x√4
2x√4 > 2x√2
sum of 4 sides > sum of 2 diagonal

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