If each side of a rhombus is 20 m and its shorter diagonal is three-fourths of its longer diagonal, then the area of this rhombus must be
(a)
375 sq. m
(b)
380 sq. m
(c)
384 sq. m
(d)
395 sq. m
If each side of a rhombus is 20 m and its shorter diagonal is three-fourths of its longer diagonal, then the area of this rhombus must be
(a)
375 sq. m
(b)
380 sq. m
(c)
384 sq. m
(d)
395 sq. m
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If each side of a rhombus is 20 m and its shorter diagonal is three-fourths of its longer diagonal, then the area of this rhombus must be
(a)
375 sq. m
(b)
380 sq. m
(c)
384 sq. m
(d)
395 sq. m
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If each side of a rhombus is 20 m and its shorter diagonal is three-fourths of its longer diagonal, then the area of this rhombus must be |
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(a) |
375 sq. m |
(b) |
380 sq. m |
(c) |
384 sq. m |
(d) |
395 sq. m |
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Answer Key / Explanation : (c) -
AC = 
BD = 
.
OA = 
and OB = 
BD = 
.
AB =
m.
So, lengths of diagonals are 32 and 24 m.
Area of rhombus = 
.
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