Math, asked by TPS, 1 year ago

Solve the question in the attachment.

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TPS: 2018 board exam, class 10

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Answered by IITGenius
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Your answer is in the above attachment....

According to the given question,the figure is also a rhombus.
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TPS: nicely done!
IITGenius: Hope it helps you!
Answered by poojakumaresh26
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TPS: you can get a and b
poojakumaresh26: check the new attachment of thus ques
poojakumaresh26: this*
TPS: yes.. equate them
poojakumaresh26: what's the logic equating x1 to x2 can we do in such way i all kind of cases when its given?!
TPS: because they are the same point..
TPS: mid point of AC = mid point of BD....
TPS: If i say P(a,b) and Q(x,y) are the same point, then we can write a=x and b=y, right?
poojakumaresh26: yeah we can!!
poojakumaresh26: i have posted the ans
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