If you still need to know, which I'm guessing you don't, you just use the 1/2(d1d2), but you can find d2 by using the pythagorean theorem. 17^2=15^2+x^2
Can You Find The Area Of The Rhombus With Sides 17 And Longer Diagonal 30?
Rhombus Area = hs
= s2 sin A
= s2 sin B
= (½) d1d2
s = side length of rhombus
h = height of rhombus
d1 = long diagonal of rhombus
d2 = short diagonal of rhombus
You haven't mentioned the other diagnola. Rhombus has two unequal diagonal. Unlike rectangle.
Look at the formula of area of rhombus.>>>
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= s2 sin A
= s2 sin B
= (½) d1d2
s = side length of rhombus
h = height of rhombus
d1 = long diagonal of rhombus
d2 = short diagonal of rhombus
You haven't mentioned the other diagnola. Rhombus has two unequal diagonal. Unlike rectangle.
Look at the formula of area of rhombus.>>>
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