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Kite Area

Also known as area of a kite · diamond shape area

A=d1d22A = \frac{d_1 d_2}{2}

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A kite has two pairs of adjacent equal sides and, crucially, perpendicular diagonals — so the same half-the-product-of-the-diagonals rule that governs the rhombus applies here too. The long diagonal is the axis of symmetry, the spine of an actual kite; the short one is the cross spar. Sailmakers, glaziers cutting diamond panes, and anyone laying out a diamond-pattern deck all reach for this one.

Kite Area
A=d1d22A = \frac{d_1 d_2}{2}
Where
  • AA= Area
  • d1d_1= Diagonal 1
  • d2d_2= Diagonal 2
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