Math, asked by mk0779842, 8 months ago

The diagonals of a rhombus ABCD
meet at O
D
C(-5,3)
O(?,?)
A(-4, 10)
B
Find the coordinates of the point O.
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Answered by ks6450276
0

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

We know that diagonal of rhombus are perpendicular to each other.

So angle AOB is 90 degree

So triangle AOB is right-angled triangle.

Let angle CAb =a

cos a=0.6

Given OB=8cm

tan a=

OA

OB

- eq. 1

sin a =

AB

OB

- eq. 2

tan a=

cosa

sina

-eq. 3

sina=

1−cos

2

a

- eq. 4

By equation 4 we get

sina=0.8

By equation 3 we get

tan a=

3

4

using equation 1 we get length of OA=6

By equation 2 we get length of AB =10

So Lenght of sides are 10 cm , length of major diagonal is 8x2=16 , length of minor diagonal =6x2=12

So correct answer is Option B

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Answered by shiyeong
1

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