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By PiThagoras

Tags: Area, Kite, Diagonal, Diagonals Method, a = d1*d2/2

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Posted: 2014-02-04
Area of a Kite
Area of a Kite
$$$Area = { d_1 * d_2 \over 2}$$$

If you know the lengths of the diagonals — d1 and d2 — of a kite, finding the area is simple with the formula above.

Otherwise, you can use this method:

$$$ Area = a * b * sin(c) $$$

Where $$a, b$$ are the lengths of two unequal sides, and $$c$$ is the angle between them ($$sin$$ being the trignometric function sine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine)



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