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Suman has a piece of land, which is in the shape of rhombus. She divides the land in two

equal parts by drawing a diagonal. Its perimeter is 400m and one of the diagonals is of length

120m.

a) Find the side of the land.

b) Find the perimeter of triangle ABD.

c) What is the area of triangle CBD?

d) Find the area of whole land.

e) Find the value of semi perimeter S.​

Answers

Answered by pramodnagarcuraj17
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Answer:

perimeter of rhombus = 4 * A

                  where A is the side of Rhombus

so 4 * A = 400

A = 100 meter

Area of Rhombus= (P*Q)/2            ---------eq1

P=120 meter        ----------------eq2

Q =2*{(AB)^2-(BO)^2}^(1/2)

=> Q= 2*{(100)^2-(60)^2}^(1/2)

=> Q= 2*{10000-3600}^(1/2)

=> Q= 2*{6400}^(1/2)

=> Q= 2*80=160 meter             -----------eq3

where P and Q are two diagonals of Rhombus

a) side of land= 100 meter

b) Perimeter of triangle ABD = AB+BD+AD=100+120+100=320 meter

c) Area of Triangle CBD = (Area of Rhombus)/2={(P*Q)/2}/2

                                      = (120 * 160)/4=4800 square meter

d) the area of land= Area of Rhombus= (P*Q)/2  =(120 *160)/2 = 9600 square    meter

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