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Question
Find the side and perimeter of a square whose diagonal is `13sqrt2` cm.
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Solution
As we know diagonal of a square is `"side"sqrt2`
Here, diagnol = `13sqrt2`
By substitution,
`13sqrt2 = "sides"sqrt2`
Side(s) = `(13sqrt2)/sqrt2`
S = 13cm
Side of square is 13cm
Now, perimeter of square:
P = 4×side(s)
P = 4 × 13
P = 52cm
Hence, perimeter is 52cm
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