if an 45 degree angled wall is 65" what is the depth of the wall

Looking for the depth of a wall if it were square. Only have the 45 degree angle measurement
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If the depth is x then the hypotenuse is xsqrt(2)=65, so x=65/sqrt(2)=45.96".
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