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the diaginal of the square its 8cm what is its area

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Answered by lava88
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The relationship between the length d of one of the two congruent diagonals of a square and the length s of one of the 4 congruent sides of a square is given by the formula:
d = s√2 or, solving for s:

s = d/√2

The formula for the area A of a square is given by the formula:
A = s²

Substituting into the area formula for s, i.e., s = d/√2, we have:
A = (d/√2)²

= d²/(√2)² by a property of positive integral exponents.

= d²/[(√2)(√2)]

= d²/√4 by a property of radicals

= d²/2

Since we're given that d = 8 cm, then substituting into the area formula in terms of d, we get:
A = d²/2

= (8 cm)²/2

= [(8 cm)(8 cm)]/2

= 64 cm²/2

= (64/2) cm²

A = 32 cm² is the area of the given square.
Answered by NKMisCrazY
1
its area is
64
bcoz in a square all diagonals and sides are equal so
8 x 8 = 64
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