prove that the ratio of diagonal to side in a square equals to root under 2
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Let ABCD be the four vertices of the square. Let the length of each side be 'x'.
In square ABCD , AC is the diagonal and two sides of the diagonal are AB and BC.
Here, we got a triangle ABC. By using Pythagoras theorem, find the side AC.
AC² = AB² + BC²
AC² = x² + x²
AC² = 2x²
AC = x√2
In the square ABCD , the ratio of diagonal AC to side AB = x√2 : x
= √2
Hence proved.
Hope u get it!! Sorry for not providing the diagram!
In square ABCD , AC is the diagonal and two sides of the diagonal are AB and BC.
Here, we got a triangle ABC. By using Pythagoras theorem, find the side AC.
AC² = AB² + BC²
AC² = x² + x²
AC² = 2x²
AC = x√2
In the square ABCD , the ratio of diagonal AC to side AB = x√2 : x
= √2
Hence proved.
Hope u get it!! Sorry for not providing the diagram!
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