Kite
John has a kite, which is diamond-shaped (rhombus). Its diagonals are 60 cm long and 90 cm long. Calculate:
a) the diamond side
b) how much paper does John need to make a kite if he needs paper on both sides and needs 5% of the paper for bending?
Your answer:
a) the diamond side
b) how much paper does John need to make a kite if he needs paper on both sides and needs 5% of the paper for bending?
Your answer:
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