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What is the length of a squares diagonal when the sides are 1 km

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PIT_PIT [208]2 years ago

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Answer:

As per given Information

Side of square = 1 Km

we have to find the length of diagonal of square .

For finding the length of diagonal of square we will use formale

Length of Diagonal = Side√2

Putting the value we get

↠ Length of Diagonal = 1√2 Km

So, the length of diagonal of square is 1√2 Km

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