Rhombus Calculator
Our Rhombus Calculator is a handy tool that can help you find all the mathematical values of a rhombus, including its area, perimeter, diagonals, and angles.
*Please note that changing one of the dimensions may alter the values of other dimensions.
What is a Rhombus?
A rhombus can be defined as a quadrilateral that has four sides that are equal to each other in length. It also looks similar to a diamond or a kite.
The opposite sides are parallel and opposite angles are equal. The two diagonals bisect each other at right angles.
Another important feature of a rhombus is that its opposite sides are parallel to each other and its opposite angles are equal. The two diagonals of a rhombus bisect each other at right angles. A rhombus can also be referred to as a parallelogram.
The following algorithms are the functions that the calculator is capable of carrying out:
Angle A = 180 - Angle B
Angle B = 180 - Angle A
Altitude = sin(B) x S (Sine of Angle B multiplied by Side length)
Area can be calculated several ways:
Area = a x S (Altitude x Sides)
Area = S2 x sin(A) (Side length squared multiplied by the sine of Angle A)
Area = S2 x sin(B) (Side length squared multiplied by the sine of Angle B)
Area = (p x q)/2 (diagonal A-A (p) multiplied by diagonal B-B (q) then the result is divided by two)
Perimeter = 4 x S (Side length multiplied by 4)