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the area of rhombus whose diagonals are 28 cm and 30 cm is centimetre square​

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Answered by assingh
13

Topic

Area

Given

A rhombus has diagonals of length 28 cm and 30 cm.

To Find

The area of given Rhombus.

Formula

The area of a rhombus is

( D₁ × D₂ ) / 2

where

D₁ and D₂ are the diagonals of rhombus.

Solving

D₁ = 28 cm

D₂ = 30 cm

Applying the formula,

Area = ( D₁ × D₂ ) / 2

Area = ( 28 cm × 30 cm ) / 2

Area = ( 840 cm² ) / 2

Area = 420 cm²

Answer

So, the area of given rhombus is 420 cm².

Learn More :-

Rhombus

It is a quadrilateral.

Its all sides are equal.

Its Perimeter = 4 × Side

Its diagonals bisect each other at right angle.

Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
9

  \Huge  \underline{\fbox{Correct  \: Question}}

 \sf{The  \: area  \: of \:  rhombus  \: whose  \: diagonals  \: are  \: 28cm }

 \sf{and  \: 30cm.}

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 \Large  \bf{\underline{Given:}}

 \sf{Diagonals  \: of  \: rhombus  \: is  \: 28cm  \: and  \: 30cm. }

 \Large \underline {\bf{To \:  find:}}

 \leadsto \sf{Area  \: of  \: rhombus. }

 \Large \underline {\bf{Formula  \: used:}}

\boxed { \sf{Area \:  of  \: rhombus= \frac{d_1{\times{d_2}}}{2} }}

 \Large \bf \underline{According \:  to  \: Question:}

  \longmapsto{ \sf{Area \:  of  \: rhombus= \frac{d_1{\times{d_2}}}{2} }}

\longmapsto{ \sf{Area \:  of  \: rhombus= \frac{28cm{\times{30cm}}}{2} }}

\longmapsto{ \sf{Area \:  of  \: rhombus= \frac{840{cm}^{2}}{2} }}

\longmapsto{ \sf{Area \:  of  \: rhombus= 420 {cm}^{2} }}

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