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If the sides of a square measure 10 square root 6 units then find the length of the diagonal

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Answer:

20
√(3)

Explanation:

The diagonal splits the square into 2 right triangles

Using Pythagoras' identity on one of the right triangles

With legs 10
√(6) and hypotenuse the diagonal d, then

d² = (10
√(6) )² + (10
√(6) )² = 600 + 600 = 1200 ( take square root of both sides )

d =
√(1200) =
√(400(3)) =
√(400) ×
√(3) = 20
√(3)

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