Math, asked by zlsralte2525, 11 months ago

The diagonals of a rhombus are of length 16cm and 30cm. Find its area?

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Answered by umesh1338

2

1/2*16*30
=240cm
area=240cm

Answered by Dharshti

5

Answer: 240 cm^2

Area = 1/2*(product of the diagonals)

= 1/2 * (16* 30)

= 1/2* 480

= 240 cm^2

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