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✖The Diagonal is the line stretching from one corner of the figure to the opposite corner through the center of the figure.ⓘ Diagonal 1 [d1]			+10% -10%
✖The Diagonal 2 is the line stretching from one corner of the figure to the opposite corner through the center of the figure.ⓘ Diagonal 2 [d2]			+10% -10%

✖The angle A is one of the angles of a triangle.ⓘ Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals [∠A]

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Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals

Nishan Poojary

Shri Madhwa Vadiraja Institute of Technology and Management (SMVITM), Udupi

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Inradius of a rhombus when diagonals are given

Inradius=(Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/(2*sqrt(Diagonal 1^2+Diagonal 2^2)) GO

Area of a Parallelogram when diagonals are given

Area=(1/2)*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2*sin(Angle Between Two Diagonals) GO

Inradius of a rhombus when one diagonal and half-angle is given

Inradius=(Diagonal 1*sin(Half angle between sides))/2 GO

Diagonal of a rhombus when other diagonal and half-angle are given

Diagonal 1=Diagonal 2*tan(Half angle between sides) GO

Diagonal of a Parallelogram (Diagonal 1)

Diagonal 1=sqrt(2*Side A^2+2*Side B^2-Diagonal 2^2) GO

Diagonal of a Parallelogram (Diagonal 2)

Diagonal 2=sqrt(2*Side A^2+2*Side B^2-Diagonal 1^2) GO

Side of a Rhombus when Diagonals are given

Side A=sqrt((Diagonal 1)^2+(Diagonal 2)^2)/2 GO

Diagonal of a rhombus when side and other diagonal are given

Diagonal 1=sqrt(4*Side^2-Diagonal 2^2) GO

Side of a Rhombus when diagonals are given

Side=sqrt(Diagonal 1^2+Diagonal 2^2)/2 GO

Diagonal of a rhombus when area and other diagonal are given

Diagonal 1=(2*Area)/Diagonal 2 GO

Area of a Kite when diagonals are given

Area=(Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/2 GO

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angle made by direction cosines of two lines in sine form

Angle A= asin(sqrt(((Direction cosine with respect to x axis*Direction cosine 2 with respect to y axis)- (Direction cosine 2 with respect to x axis*Direction cosine with respect to y axis))^2+((Direction cosine with respect to y axis*Direction cosine 2 with respect to z axis)-(Direction cosine 2 with respect to y axis*Direction cosine with respect to z axis))^2+((Direction cosine with respect to z axis*Direction cosine 2 with respect to x axis)-(Direction cosine 2 with respect to z axis*Direction cosine with respect to x axis))^2)) GO

Angle between two lines given direction cosines of that two lines w.r.to x, y & z axis

Angle A=acos ((Direction cosine with respect to x axis* Direction cosine 2 with respect to x axis)+(Direction cosine with respect to y axis* Direction cosine 2 with respect to y axis)+ (Direction cosine with respect to z axis* Direction cosine 2 with respect to z axis)) GO

Angle of intersection between two circles

Angle A=arccos((((Radius 1)^2)+((Radius 2)^2)-((Distance between two origin)^2))/(2*Radius 1*Radius 2)) GO

Obtuse angle of rhombus if given both diagonal

Angle A=asin((2*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/((Diagonal 1^2)+(Diagonal 2^2))) GO

Acute angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side

Angle A=(arccos(((Diagonal 1)^2)/(2*(Side of rhombus )^2))-1) GO

One-half obtuse angles in a rhombus if given both diagonals

Angle A=2*(arctan(Diagonal 1/Diagonal 2)) GO

One-half acute angles in a rhombus if given both diagonals

Angle A=2*(arctan(Diagonal 2/Diagonal 1)) GO

Obtuse angle of a rhombus if given area and side

Angle A=asin(Area/Side^2) GO

Acute angle of a rhombus if given area and side

Angle A=asin(Area/Side^2) GO

Angle on the remaining part of the circumference when another angle on same chord is given

Angle A=1*Angle B GO

Angle at another point on circumference when angle on an arc is given

Angle A=1*Angle B GO

Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals Formula

Angle A=asin((2*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/((Diagonal 1^2)+(Diagonal 2^2)))
∠A=asin((2*d1*d2)/((d1^2)+(d2^2)))

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What is rhombus..?

Rhombus is a special type of a parallelogram whose all sides are equal. Rhombus can be found in a variety of things around us, such as a kite, windows of a car, rhombus-shaped earring, the structure of a building, mirrors, and even a section of the baseball field. Opposite sides are parallel in a rhombus. Opposite angles are equal in a rhombus.

How to Calculate Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals?

Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals calculator uses Angle A=asin((2*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/((Diagonal 1^2)+(Diagonal 2^2))) to calculate the Angle A, Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals formula is defined as the angle made by the rhombus when the values of both the diagonals of a rhombus is given. Angle A and is denoted by ∠A symbol.

How to calculate Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals, enter Diagonal 1 (d1) and Diagonal 2 (d2) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals calculation can be explained with given input values -> 77.31962 = asin((2*7.5*6)/((7.5^2)+(6^2))).

FAQ

What is Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals?

Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals formula is defined as the angle made by the rhombus when the values of both the diagonals of a rhombus is given and is represented as ∠A=asin((2*d1*d2)/((d1^2)+(d2^2))) or Angle A=asin((2*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/((Diagonal 1^2)+(Diagonal 2^2))). The Diagonal is the line stretching from one corner of the figure to the opposite corner through the center of the figure and The Diagonal 2 is the line stretching from one corner of the figure to the opposite corner through the center of the figure.

How to calculate Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals?

Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals formula is defined as the angle made by the rhombus when the values of both the diagonals of a rhombus is given is calculated using Angle A=asin((2*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/((Diagonal 1^2)+(Diagonal 2^2))). To calculate Acute angle of a rhombus if given both diagonals, you need Diagonal 1 (d1) and Diagonal 2 (d2). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Diagonal 1 and Diagonal 2 and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Angle A?

In this formula, Angle A uses Diagonal 1 and Diagonal 2. We can use 11 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Angle A=1*Angle B
Angle A=1*Angle B
Angle A=(arccos(((Diagonal 1)^2)/(2*(Side of rhombus )^2))-1)
Angle A=arccos((((Radius 1)^2)+((Radius 2)^2)-((Distance between two origin)^2))/(2*Radius 1*Radius 2))
Angle A=asin((2*Diagonal 1*Diagonal 2)/((Diagonal 1^2)+(Diagonal 2^2)))
Angle A=asin(Area/Side^2)
Angle A=asin(Area/Side^2)
Angle A=2*(arctan(Diagonal 2/Diagonal 1))
Angle A=2*(arctan(Diagonal 1/Diagonal 2))
Angle A=acos ((Direction cosine with respect to x axis* Direction cosine 2 with respect to x axis)+(Direction cosine with respect to y axis* Direction cosine 2 with respect to y axis)+ (Direction cosine with respect to z axis* Direction cosine 2 with respect to z axis))
Angle A= asin(sqrt(((Direction cosine with respect to x axis*Direction cosine 2 with respect to y axis)- (Direction cosine 2 with respect to x axis*Direction cosine with respect to y axis))^2+((Direction cosine with respect to y axis*Direction cosine 2 with respect to z axis)-(Direction cosine 2 with respect to y axis*Direction cosine with respect to z axis))^2+((Direction cosine with respect to z axis*Direction cosine 2 with respect to x axis)-(Direction cosine 2 with respect to z axis*Direction cosine with respect to x axis))^2))

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