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2 years ago

Mathhhhhhhhhh is harddddddd

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1 answer:

laila [671]2 years ago

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given,

measure of sides of the square = 12 cm

we know, diagonal

d = a√2

now,

d = 12√2

d = 16.970 

a/q we have to round the answer to the nearest centimetres

so, 

it is 17 cm

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