Math, asked by rudrachauhan17, 5 months ago

The area of a rhombus is 240 cm' and one of the diagonals is 16 cm. Find

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Answered by krrishkaiga

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Answer:

area of a diagonal = d1 * d2

d1 = area/d2

d1 = 240cm²/16cm

d1 = 15cm

Answered by Aarshit

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Area= d1×d2

d1= Area/ d2

d1= 240/16

d1= 15

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