# Diamond

Determine the side of diamond if its content is S = 353 cm2 and one diagonal u2 = 45 cm.

Result

u1 =  15.7 cm

#### Solution:

$u_1 = \dfrac{ 2 \cdot 353} { 45} = 15.7 \ \text{ cm }$

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