Diagonal Length

Geometry Level 1

In the figure below, O is the center of the circle with radius 2 and vertex of the square OABC. What is the length of AD?

1 2 0.5 1.414

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3 solutions

O B OB is the radius of the circle and O B = A D = 2 OB=AD=\boxed{2} .

Mamun Abdullah
Aug 28, 2015

As, OABD is a square, so the diagonals of the square AD=OB;

Here, OB= Radius of the circle=2

So, OB=AD=2

It would work also with a rectangle, and it would feel even more surprising that way.

Marta Reece - 4 years, 1 month ago
Maggie Miller
Aug 27, 2015

Since O A B D OABD is a square, the diagonals are of equal length (i.e. A D = O B AD=OB ). Since O B OB is a radius of the circle, O B = 2 OB=2 . Then A D = O B = 2 AD=OB=\boxed{2} .

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