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Your question: "The shorter diagonal of a rhombus is 50 mm long. Each of its obtuse angles measures 140. Find the length of each side."
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bobpursley
Then each of the acute angles is 40, and the the angle bisected by the shorter diagonol divides into two 70deg
law of sines:
50mm/Sin40= s/Sne70
law of sines:
50mm/Sin40= s/Sne70