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14 September, 05:36

If a rectangle measures 54 meters by 72 meters, what is the length, in meters, of the diagonal of the rectangle?

Can someone explain this one?

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  1. 14 September, 05:40
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    Use the Pythagoras therom.

    let the diagonal be x

    ⇒54²+72²=x²

    ⇒8100=x²

    x=90meters
  2. 14 September, 06:01
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    Let the diagonal be a.

    now, as we know that each angle in a rectangle is right angle.

    thus we have a right angled triangle.

    now, we can apply pythagoras theorum.

    a^2 = 54^2 + 72^2

    = 2916 + 5184

    =8100

    thus, a^2 = 8100

    thus, a = 90.

    Thus the diagonal is 90metres.
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