Geometry

The side of the square  = sqrt(50)m

The diagonal of any sqare =  sqrt(2)  * tthe side length

I'll let you take it from there, saseflower...!!!!

Hello :) So this problem I'm having trouble with, I have no idea how to solve it! I don't need an answer, just how to do it. But either works :)

The area of a square garden is 50 squared meters. How long is the diagonal?

well  the area of a square is length* length = L²

so    

$L^2=50\\ L=\sqrt{50}\;\;metres \\$

Now draw the square and use the Pythagorean Theorum to find the diagonal.

$diagonal^2=(\sqrt{50})^2+(\sqrt{50})^2\\ diagonal^2=50+50\\ diagonal^2=100\\ diagonal=10\;metres\\$

Thank you both for the answers! :)

A²+b²=c²

50²⁺50²=c²

2500+2500=c²

 5000=c²

/5000=c

70.7106781186547524=c

srry thats wrong!