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✖Larger diagonal of rhombus is the largest straight line connecting the opposite corners of a rhombus through its vertex.ⓘ larger diagonal of rhombus [D]			+10% -10%
✖Side of rhombus can be defined as the line segment that joins two vertices in a shape or two-dimensional figure.ⓘ Side of rhombus [a]			+10% -10%

✖Beta angle of rhombus is defined as the figure or angle formed by two sides of rhombus meeting at a common end point.ⓘ Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side [β]

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Side of rhombus given diagonals

Side of rhombus =(sqrt((larger diagonal of rhombus^2)+(smaller diagonal of rhombus^2)))/2 GO

Side of rhombus given diagonal D and angle aplha

Side of rhombus =larger diagonal of rhombus/(sqrt(2+2*cos(alpha angle of rhombus))) GO

Side of rhombus given diagonal D and angle Beta

Side of rhombus =larger diagonal of rhombus/(sqrt(2-2*cos(beta angle of rhombus ))) GO

Smaller diagonal of rhombus given side and obtuse angle

Diagonal 1=Side of rhombus *sqrt(2+(2*cos(Angle A))) GO

Larger diagonal of rhombus given side and obtuse angle

Diagonal 1=Side of rhombus *sqrt(2-(2*cos(Angle A))) GO

Smaller diagonal of rhombus given side and acute angle

Diagonal 1=Side of rhombus *sqrt(2-(2*cos(Angle A))) GO

Larger diagonal of rhombus given side and acute angle

Diagonal 1=Side of rhombus *sqrt(2+(2*cos(Angle A))) GO

Diagonal D of rhombus given side and obtuse angle (Half angle)

Diagonal=2*Side of rhombus *cos(Angle A/2) GO

Diagonal d of rhombus given side and obtuse angle (Half angle)

Diagonal=2*Side of rhombus *cos(Angle A/2) GO

Diagonal D of rhombus given side and acute angle (half angle)

Diagonal=2*Side of rhombus *cos(Angle A/2) GO

Diagonal d of rhombus given side and acute angle (Half angle)

Diagonal=2*Side of rhombus *cos(Angle A/2) GO

< 1 Other formulas that calculate the same Output

Obtuse angle of rhombus given smaller diagonal and side

beta angle of rhombus =acos(((smaller diagonal of rhombus^2)/(2*Side of rhombus ^2))-1) GO

Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side Formula

beta angle of rhombus =acos(1-((larger diagonal of rhombus^2)/(2*Side of rhombus ^2)))
β=acos(1-((D^2)/(2*a^2)))

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What is side of rhombus?

Side of rhombus can be defined as the line segment that joins two vertices in a shape or two-dimensional figure.

How to Calculate Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side?

Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side calculator uses beta angle of rhombus =acos(1-((larger diagonal of rhombus^2)/(2*Side of rhombus ^2))) to calculate the beta angle of rhombus , The Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side formula is defined as the obtuse angle formed by two sides of rhombus meeting at a common end point. beta angle of rhombus and is denoted by β symbol.

How to calculate Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side, enter larger diagonal of rhombus (D) and Side of rhombus (a) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side calculation can be explained with given input values -> 40.97463 = acos(1-((7^2)/(2*10^2))).

FAQ

What is Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side?

The Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side formula is defined as the obtuse angle formed by two sides of rhombus meeting at a common end point and is represented as β=acos(1-((D^2)/(2*a^2))) or beta angle of rhombus =acos(1-((larger diagonal of rhombus^2)/(2*Side of rhombus ^2))). Larger diagonal of rhombus is the largest straight line connecting the opposite corners of a rhombus through its vertex and Side of rhombus can be defined as the line segment that joins two vertices in a shape or two-dimensional figure.

How to calculate Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side?

The Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side formula is defined as the obtuse angle formed by two sides of rhombus meeting at a common end point is calculated using beta angle of rhombus =acos(1-((larger diagonal of rhombus^2)/(2*Side of rhombus ^2))). To calculate Obtuse angle of rhombus given larger diagonal and side, you need larger diagonal of rhombus (D) and Side of rhombus (a). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for larger diagonal of rhombus and Side of rhombus 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 beta angle of rhombus ?

In this formula, beta angle of rhombus uses larger diagonal of rhombus and Side of rhombus . We can use 1 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

beta angle of rhombus =acos(((smaller diagonal of rhombus^2)/(2*Side of rhombus ^2))-1)

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