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write area of rhombus and prove it
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Answered by renubaipl
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Answer:

d1 = length of diagonal 1. d2 = length of diagonal 2. b = length of any side. h = height of rhombus.

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Answered by iTzShInNy
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ㅤㅤABCD be a rhombus and O be the point of intersection of two diagonals where DB is a diagonal of the rhombus as \bf d_{1} and AC is a diagonal of the rhombus as \bf d_{2}

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