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a rhombus has an area of 165 square units. Of the lenght of one of its diagonals is 15 units, find the lenght of its other diagonal
I tried DR Russ
I didn't come up with answer of 22 units
could you give more direction
I tried DR Russ
I didn't come up with answer of 22 units
could you give more direction
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Answered by
MathMate
Think of the rhombus as a rectangle where the lines joining the mid-points are the diagonals of the rhombus.
The area of a rhombus is therefore half of product of its diagonals.
So 15*D/2=165.
Solve for D.
The area of a rhombus is therefore half of product of its diagonals.
So 15*D/2=165.
Solve for D.
Answered by
Anonymous
A Area
AC and BD diagonals
A=AC*BD/2
165=15*BD/2
2*165=15*BD
330=15*BD Divide with 15
BD=330/15=22
go to wikipedia and type rhombus
AC and BD diagonals
A=AC*BD/2
165=15*BD/2
2*165=15*BD
330=15*BD Divide with 15
BD=330/15=22
go to wikipedia and type rhombus
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