The diagonal of square is 10square root 2 find lengths of its sides and its perimeter
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We know that each angle of a square= 90° .
So, using Pythagoras theorem that states that in a right angled triangle, the sum of squares of other two sides gives the square of the hypotenuse.
Hypotenuse^2 = Base ^2 + Perpendicular^2
In square all the sides are equal.
So, hypotenuse= diagonal
Base = Side = perpendicular
So, diagonal^2= side ^2 + side ^2
(10√2)^2= 2 side ^2
200= 2 side ^2
200/2 = side ^2
100= side ^2
√100= side
10 units = side.
So, the perimeter of square= 4×side
=4×10
=40 units.
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We know that each angle of a square= 90° .
So, using Pythagoras theorem that states that in a right angled triangle, the sum of squares of other two sides gives the square of the hypotenuse.
Hypotenuse^2 = Base ^2 + Perpendicular^2
In square all the sides are equal.
So, hypotenuse= diagonal
Base = Side = perpendicular
So, diagonal^2= side ^2 + side ^2
(10√2)^2= 2 side ^2
200= 2 side ^2
200/2 = side ^2
100= side ^2
√100= side
10 units = side.
So, the perimeter of square= 4×side
=4×10
=40 units.
===========================
Warm regards
@Laughterqueen
Be Brainly ✌✌✌
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