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the length of diagonal of a rhombus whose area 216 sq.cm is 24 cm. then find the length of second diagnal

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Answered by Anonymous
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Area = 216 sq.cm

length of a diagonal is 24cm

Area of rhombus = \bf\huge\frac{1}{2} × \bf\huge d_{1} × \bf\huge d_{2}

Hence :-

216 =  \bf\huge\frac{1}{2} × 24 × \bf\huge d_{2}

216 = 12 × \bf\huge d_{2}

\bf\huge d_{2} = 18cm

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Answered by adhul
4
given area = 216 sq.cm.
length of diagonal is 24cm
area of rhombus =1/2×d1×d2
then, 216=1/2×24×d2
216=12×d2
d2= 18cm
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