The quadrilateral ABCD has an area of 58 in2 and diagonal AC = 14.5 in. Find the length of diagonal BD if AC ⊥ BD.
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So the quadrilateral is a rhombus. RSM Is hard and etc...
Anyways if the area =
and we know that one diagonal is 14.5 inches and we know that the area of a rhombus is
then we can do inverse operation and do
4 * 2 because of the inverse operation has to be done to get the right answer and then you get the length of diagonal 2 is 8 in
Anyways if the area =
then we can do inverse operation and do
4 * 2 because of the inverse operation has to be done to get the right answer and then you get the length of diagonal 2 is 8 in
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