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Question
One diagonal of a rectangle is 18 cm. What is the length of its other diagonal?
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Solution
∵ In a rectangle, diagonals are equal
⇒ AC = BD
Given, one diagonal of a rectangle = 18cm
∴ Other diagonal of a rectangle will be = 18cm
i.e. AC = BD = 18cm.
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