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Gaurav Seth 5 years ago
Let one diagonal = 3X, then other diagonal will be= 4X
Area of Rhombus = d1*d2/2 = 54 cm2 (given)
or 3X * 4X /2= 54 cm2
or 6 X2 =54cm2
or X = Sqrt (54/6) =3 cm
Therefore d1 = 9 d2 =12
As diagonals are perpendicular bisector of each other
Side of a rhombus = Sqrt { (d1/2)2+(d2/2)2}
side of rhombus = sqrt{(9/2)2+(12/2)2} = Sqrt ( 81/4 + 144/4)= Sqrt(225/4)
or Side = 15 / 2 = 7.5 cm (Ans)
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