
John M. answered 04/22/20
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A Rhombus is the largest 4 sided figure that can be circumscribed by a circle.
There isn't a proof for this that I've found, but my assumption is true in researching this.
Then a diagonal (D1 or D2) of the rhombus is equals 2r, where r is the radius of the circle.
The area of a rhombus is, A = D1D2/2 = (2r)(2r)/2 = 4r2/2 = 2r2
Since the area of a square is A=x2 where x is a side of a square.
Then taking the square root of the rhombus's area, 2r2, √(2r2) = r√2 which is the height of the rhombus.