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A regular octogon has side length 2root of 2 inches. What is the median length of all its diagonals? Express your answer in simplest radical from.
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Median length of diagonal= a+sqrt 2* a
= 2sqrt2 + sqrt2*2sqrt2
= 2*1.414 + 1.414*2*1.414
= 2.828 +3.9987
= 6.8267 in
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