Question

A kite has diagonals 5.8 ft and 6ft. what is the area of the kite

Answer 1

17.4 square feet

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The diagonals of a kite perpendicularly bisects each other dividing the kite in to four right angled triangles.
The area of the kite is given by
= pq/2, where p and q are the two diagonals of the kite
Therefore, A = (5.8 × 6)/2
= 17.4 square feet