Further gcse

[true helm]

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[vagrant schooner]

A rhombus is just 2 isosceles triangles as a rhombus' sides are all the same
If you draw a line from A to C, youll get 2 triangles, both equilateral with sides of 8cm
What you can then use is the sin rule (Area = 1/2 ab*sinC) twice to get the full area of the triangle

I can send a screenshot of a diagram in a bit, just give me a sec

[true helm]

ok cheers

[vagrant schooner]

This is a labelled diagram of what Im talking about

THe ones in blue are 1 triangle, ones in green are another, you add the areas of both of those to get the rhombus area

[true helm]

thank you for that