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the length of the diagnols of a square is 10√2cm. its area is​

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Answered by ayushyadav143
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Solution:-

Given:-

Diagonal of Square = 10√2 cm.

To Find:-

Perimeter of Square = ?

Area of Square = ?

Find:-

We know that, All the sides are equal in a Square and each angle is equal to 90°.

Let the sides of an Square be "x" cm.

∴ By Pythagoras Theorem,

=) ( 10√2)² = x² + x²

=) 100×2 = 2x²

=) x² = 100

=) x = √100

=) x = 10

Hence,

Sides of an Square = 10cm.

Now,

Perimeter of Square = 4 × Side

=) Perimeter = 4 × 10

=) Perimeter = 40cm

And

Area of Square = ( side)²

=) Area = 10²

=) Area = 100 cm²

Hence,

Perimeter of Square is 40cm.

Area of Square is 100cm².

Answered by SamiranManna
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Step-by-step explanation:

  • we know , length of diagonal = √2side
  • Therefore , 10√2 = √2side
  • side = 10cm
  • area = side×side
  • = 10×10
  • = 100cm^2
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