You just need one side.
1) There are many different Rhombuses that have areas of 390.
2) Same as above, you would need both diagonals
Putting them together you have 2 isosceles triangles created by the diagonal. Each triangle has a base of 26 and area of 195. You can then calculate the height, or half of the other diagonal. This would get you your answer.
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