Math, asked by syedsahib789, 6 hours ago

The diagnols of a rhombus are 7.5 cm qnd 12 cm.Find its area?​

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Answered by MichWorldCutiestGirl
33

Given,

 \text{First diagonal of Rhombus}  \: {(d_1) = 7.5cm}

 \text{Second diagonal of Rhombus}  \: {(d_2) = 12cm}

To find,

 \text{The Area of Rhombus}.

Solution,

 \boxed{\text {Area of Rhombus} = { \frac{1}{2}  ×  {d_1 × d_2}}} \\

 \implies{\text {Area of Rhombus} = { \frac{1}{ \cancel{2}}  ×  {7.5cm ×  \cancel{12}cm}}} \\

 \implies\text {Area of Rhombus} =7.5cm × 6cm  \\

 \implies  \red{\boxed{\textbf {Area of Rhombus} =  \bf45 \textbf{cm}^{2}}}  \\  \\

Final Answer,

  •  \pink{\boxed{\textbf {Area of Rhombus} =  \bf45 \textbf{cm}^{2}}}  \\

Hope you get your AnSwEr

Answered by Ʀíɗɗℓεʀ
124

Given : Diagonal¹ of rhombus = 7.5 cm and Diagonal² of rhombus = 12 cm.

To Find : Find the Area of Rhombus ?

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Solution : Let the area of rhombus be x cm.

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\dag ~\underline{\frak{\pmb{As ~we ~know ~that~:}}}

  • \boxed{\frak{\pmb{Area~of~ Rhombus~=~\dfrac{1}{2}~×~d_{1}~×~d_{2}}}}

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\dag ~\underline{\frak{\pmb{According~to~the~given~question~:}}}

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\qquad{\sf:\implies{Area~of~ Rhombus~=~\dfrac{1}{2}~×~d_{1}~×~d_{2}}}

\qquad{\sf:\implies{Area~of~ Rhombus~=~\dfrac{1}{\cancel{2}}~×~7.5cm~×~\cancel{12}cm}}

\qquad{\sf:\implies{Area~of~ Rhombus~=~7.5cm~×~6cm}}

  • {\underline{\boxed{\frak{\pink{\pmb{Area~of~Rhombus~=~45cm^2}}}}}}

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Hence,

  • {\sf{The~\bf{Area}~\sf{of}~\bf{Rhombus}~\bold{\pmb{\underline{45cm^2}.}}}}

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More Information :

  • {\rm\leadsto{\pmb{Area~of~rhombus~=~\dfrac{1}{2}~×~d_{1}~×~d_{2}}}}

  • {\rm\leadsto{\pmb{Area~of~ parallelogram~=~Base~×~Heigt}}}

  • {\rm\leadsto{\pmb{Area~of~square~=~Side~×~Side}}}

  • {\rm\leadsto{\pmb{Area~of~ rectangle~=~ Length~×~ Height}}}

  • {\rm\leadsto{\pmb{Area~of~ triangle~=~ \dfrac{1}{2}~×~ Base~×~ Height}}}
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