3 years ago

Identify the area of the rhombus. PLEASE HELP! I'm desperate!!

Mathematics

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Naddika [18.5K]3 years ago

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Area = 1/2(diagonal) * √4*side^2 - diagonal^2

Area = 1/2(16)*√(4*17^2 - 16^2)

Area = 8 * √(4*289-256)

Area = 8 *√900

Area = 8 * 30

Area = 240 m^2

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