The quadrangle, opposite sides of which are parallel, is a parallelogram. Diagonal are direct connecting opposite vertices. The point of their intersection is the center of symmetry. In the general case, the parallelogram has two diagonals, D is long and d - short.
Find a diagonal parallelogram on the cosine theorem
To apply this method you need to know:
- The lengths of the sides of the parallelogram A and b.
- The cosine value of the angles of the parallelogram α and β.
D \u003d √a ^ 2 + b ^ 2 - 2ab · cosβ
d \u003d √a ^ 2 + b ^ 2 + 2ab · cosβ
D \u003d √a ^ 2 + b ^ 2 + 2ab · cosα
d \u003d √a ^ 2 + b ^ 2 - 2ab · cosα
Find diagonal parallelogram through one known diagonal and sides
To apply this method you need to know:
- The lengths of the sides of the parallelogram A and b.
- The length of one of the diagonals d or d.
D \u003d √2a ^ 2 + 2b ^ 2 - d ^ 2
d \u003d √2a ^ 2 + 2b ^ 2 - d ^ 2
Find the diagonal of the parallelogram through the area, one famous diagonal and the angle between the diagonals
To apply this method you need to know:
- Square parallelogram.
- The length of one of the diagonals d or d.
- The angle between the diagonals γ or δ.
D \u003d 2s / d · sinγ \u003d 2s / d · sinδ
d \u003d 2s / d · sinγ \u003d 2s / d · sinδ
Private case of determining the length diagonal parallelogram - Square
The square is a parallelogram in which all sides are equal and the angles are 90 °. Diagonal lengths in this case will be equal to D \u003d D and can be calculated by the Pythagoreo theorem.
D \u003d d \u003d a * √2
Private case of determining the length of the diagonal parallelogram - rectangle
The rectangle is a parallelogram in which the angles are equal and amount to 90 °. Diagonal lengths in this case will be equal to D \u003d D and can be calculated by the Pythagoreo theorem.
D \u003d d \u003d √ (a * 2 + b ^ 2)