Math, asked by 1mokshagna1, 1 year ago

side is 13cm and diagnols are 24cm find area of rhombus

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Answered by abhi569
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By Pythagoras theorem, half of second diagonal

12²+diagonal²=13²
Diagonal² =169-144=25
Diagonal =√25=5

Area of rhombus=product of diagonals/2

=10*24=120cm²

1mokshagna1: area of rhombus
1mokshagna1: formulae
abhi569: Area of rhombus=product of diagonals/2
1mokshagna1: why 10 x 2
1mokshagna1: sorry 24
abhi569: If the product of diagonals =24, area =24/2=12
Answered by AkshithaZayn
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Heya,
Here's your answer.

☆ Given =
side (a) = 13 cm
Diagonal (d) = 24cm
Area of rhombus = ?

☆ We want to find the length if other diagonal.
By Pythagorean theorom,
Other diagonal be x
(12)^2 + (x)^2 = (13)^2

[ 12 as diagonals of the RHOMBUS bisect each other, 24/2 ]

144 + x^2 = 199
x^2 = 169-144
x^2 = 25
x = 5

So, other diagonal = 5×2 = 10

☆ Area of RHOMBUS = 1/2×d1×d2
= 1/2×24×10
= 120 cm^2

Hope it helps.
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