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By OnlineEdumath   |  5th November, 2024
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By OnlineEdumath   |  12th February, 2025
Let the inscribed square side be a. tan60 = a/b a = √(3)b cm. Where b is BS = CR It implies; b+√(3)b+b = 10 (2+√(3))b = 10 b = 10(2-√(3)) cm. Therefore; a = √(3)*10(2-√(3)) a = 10(2√(3)-3) cm. a...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th February, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. (a) Area yellow exactly in decimal cm² is; Area triangle with height 25.2274259042 cm and base 14.5sin(½atan(20/21)) cm = ½*25.2274259042*14.5sin(½a...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th February, 2025
Area ABED is; Area trapezium with parallel sides (4√(2)sin15) cm and (4+4√(2)sin15) cm, and height 4√(3) cm. = ½*4√(3)((4√(2)sin15)+(4+4√(2)sin15)) = 2√(3)((4√(2)sin15)+(4+4√(2)sin15)) = 24 cm²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th February, 2025
Blue area is; Area sector with radius 12 units and angle 30° - Area sector with radius 6 units and angle 60° - Area triangle with height 6 units and base 6sin120 units. = (30π*12²/360) - (60π*6²/3...
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th February, 2025
Let the length of the ascribed regular hexagon be 2 units. Therefore it area will be; (2*2*6)/(4tan(180/6)) = 6/tan30 = 6√(3) square units. The green areas is; Area rectangle with...
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th February, 2025
Let the side of the ascribed regular hexagon be 2 units. Area regular hexagon is; (2*2*6)/(4tan(180/6)) = 6/tan30 = 6√(3) square units. Area green is; Area kite with perpendicular lengths 4 un...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th February, 2025
a² = 4²+4²-2*4*4cos150 a = 7.72740661031 cm. Where a is BE. b = angle ABE = ½(180-150) b = 15° c = angle AFE = 180-45-15 c = 120° (4/sin120) = (d/sin45) d = 3.26598632371 cm. Where d is EF. Noti...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th February, 2025
tan15 = a/4 a = 1.07179676972 cm. Where a is AD. b² = 1.07179676972²+4² b = 4.14110472164 cm. Where b is DF. c = 4-1.07179676972 c = 2.92820323028 cm. Where c is CD. sin60 = d/2.92820323028  d =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th February, 2025
a = acos(3/5) Where a is angle GCA. tan(acos(3/5)) = b/3 b = 4 units. Where b is AG. c = atan(⅔) Where c is angle GBE. d = 180-acos(3/5)-atan(⅔) d = 93.17983011986° Where d is angle BEC. (6/sin9...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th February, 2025
a = asin(1/6) b = 2a b = 2asin(1/6) Where b is angle BAC cos(2asin(1/6)) = c/6 c = ⅓(17) units. Where c is AD. d = 6-c d = 6-⅓(17) d = ⅓ units Where d is CD. sin(2asin(1/6)) = e/6 e = 1.97202659...
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th February, 2025
a = 15-11.25  a = 3.75 m. b = atan(3/3.75)° c = 90-atan(3/3.75) c = 51.34019174591°  Calculating Length CD. tan(51.34019174591) = 15/CD CD = 15/tan(51.34019174591)  CD = 12 m....
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th February, 2025
Let the square side be a. tan60 = a/b b = a/tan60 cm. Where b is BS. Calculating a. 2b+a = 6 2(a/tan60)+a = 6 a((2/tan60)+1) = 6 a = 6/((2/tan60)+1) a = 6(2√(3)-3) cm. Area Shaded...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th February, 2025
a² = 10²+10²-2*10*10cos150 a = 19.31851652578 cm. Where a is AF which is equal AE. (19.31851652578/sin150) = (10/sinb) b = 15° Where b is angle BAF. tan15 = c/10 c = 2.67949192431 cm....
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th February, 2025
a = atan(2)° b = 180-2a b = (180-2atan(2))° Where b is angle FBP. Notice; CQ = 5 cm. Calculating FP using sine rule. Let FP be c. (c/sin(180-2atan(2))) = (5/sin(atan(2))) c = 4...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd February, 2025
Let the small inscribed square side be a. Let b be the side of the big inscribed square. It implies; b = 10-a Therefore; Calculating a. tan(90-75) = a/(10-a) a(1+tan15) = 10tan15...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd February, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Area R exactly in its simplest decimal form is; Area triangle with height 4.54406194214 units and base 2sin(atan(2)) units. = ½*4.54406194214*...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st February, 2025
Let the radius of the inscribed circle be r. The square side is 8 cm. b = 8-r c = 2+r Therefore; (2+r)² = 2²+(8-r)² 4+4r+r² = 4+64-16r+r² 4r = 64-16r 20r = 64 5r = 16 r = (16/5)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let length AB = 2 units. Therefore; Side length of the square, x is; 2x² = 2² x = √(2) units. It implies; Area square is; x²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Inscribed square single side length is; 7.80540954246 cm Area green in cm² to 1 decimal place is; Area trapezoid with parallel sides 12 cm...
By OnlineEdumath   |  29th January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the side let of the square be 2 units. Therefore; Area square is; 2² = 4 square units. It implies; Area R is; Area trapezoi...
By OnlineEdumath   |  28th January, 2025
Area blue is; Area triangle with height 10 cm and base (10sin16.26025509) cm - Area semi circle with radius √(2) cm = (0.5*10*10sin16.26025509) - (½π√(2)²) = (14-π) cm²
By OnlineEdumath   |  28th January, 2025
Let AB = x PB = x/4 Therefore; a = x - (x/4) a = (3x/4) units. b² = x²+(3x/4)² b = √(x²+(3x/4)²) units. c = (x-4) units. It implies that; ½(x*(3x/4)) + ½(4*√(x²+(3x/4)²)) + ½(4...
By OnlineEdumath   |  27th January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the single side length of the square be 2 unit. Therefore; Area square is; 2² = 4 square units It implies; Area R is; Area...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th January, 2025
Red Area is; 7(area square with side 1 unit) - Area triangle with base 1 unit and height 4 units - Area square with side 1 unit - Area triangle with height and base 1 unit respectively. = 7(1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th January, 2025
Cosine Rule Proof.
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th January, 2025
The radius of the inscribed circle is 2 units. a = 2atan(⅓)° b = 2atan(⅕)° c = 180-a-b c = (180-2atan(⅓)-2atan(⅕))° sin(2atan(⅓)) = d/16 d = (48/5) units. cos(2atan(⅓)) = e/16 e =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th January, 2025
8 = 4 a = (8-a) Cross multiply. 64-8a = 4a 64 = 12a a = ⅓(16) cm. b = 8-a b = ⅓(8) cm. c = atan(⅔)° d = atan(3/2)° ⅔ = 8/e e = 12 cm ⅔ = f/8 f = ⅓(16) cm. g = 8-f g = ⅓(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd January, 2025
Let the side of the green square be x. Therefore; x/(tan(atan¾)) + x + x/(tan(atan(4/3))) = 5 ⅓(4x) + x + ¼(3x) = 5 16x + 12x + 9x = 60 37x = 60 x = (60/37) units. It implies; Area square green...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd January, 2025
Let AC be 1 unit. Area smaller pentagon is; ½(5)*(1/(2tan(36))) = 1.72047740059 square units. a² = 1²+0.5²-cos108 a = 1.24860602048 units. Where a is CD. (1.24860602048/sin108) =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st January, 2025
a² = 10²+16²-2*10*16cos120 a = 2√(129) units. Where a is length AC. (3√(129)/sin120) = (16/sinb) b = 37.58908946897° c = 90-b c = 52.41091053103°  d = 60-b d = 22.41091053103° e...
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. y = 2^(x) P coordinate is; P(1, 2) dy/dx = 2^(x)In2 For x = 1 dy/dx = 2In2 It implies; Q coordinate is; Q(0, (2-2In2)) Th...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th January, 2025
Let the two congruent lengths be 1 unit. tan40 = a/1 a = 0.83909963118 unit. cos40 = 1/b b = 1.30540728933 units. Calculating r, radius of the red inscribed circle. (r/tan(20)) + (r/t...
By OnlineEdumath   |  18th January, 2025
Let the side of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. Calculating Area Red. a² = 1²+1²-2*1*1cos108 a = 1.61803398875 units. b = 108-36-60 b = 12° (c/sin12) = (1.61803398875/sin96) c = 0.3382...
By OnlineEdumath   |  17th January, 2025
a² = 15²+12²-2*12*15cos120 a = 23.43074902772 cm. Where a is the side length of the equilateral triangle ABC. (23.43074902772/sin120) = (12/sinb) b = 26.32950349168° c = 60-b c = 33.67...
By OnlineEdumath   |  16th January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the side length of triangle ABC be 1 unit. a = 120-78 a = 42° b = 60-42 b = 18° (1/sin42) = (c/sin18) c = 0.4618186516 unit. tan6...
By OnlineEdumath   |  15th January, 2025
18² = 14²+16²-2*14*16cosa 448cosa = 14²+16²-18² a = acos((14²+16²-18²)/448) a = 73.39845040098° (18/sin73.39845040098) = (14/sinb) b = 48.18968510422° c = 180-48.18968510422-73.3984504009...
By OnlineEdumath   |  15th January, 2025
Le the side of the pentagram be 1 unit. tan54 = a/0.5 a = 0.68819096024 units. cos54 = 0.5/b b = 0.85065080835 units. c = b+a c = 1.53884176859 units. Let the side length of the ascr...
By OnlineEdumath   |  14th January, 2025
Let the inscribed purple regular heptagon side be 1 unit. a = ⅐(180*5) a = ⅐(900)° b = 180-⅐(900)) b = ⅐(360)° c = 180-2(⅐(360)) c = ⅐(540)° (1/sin⅐(540)) = (d/sin⅐(360)) d = 0.8019...
By OnlineEdumath   |  13th January, 2025
Let the side of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. Notice; The regular pentagon side is equal the regular heptagon side. a = ⅐(180*5) a = ⅐(900)°, the single interior angle of the regular he...
By OnlineEdumath   |  12th January, 2025
a² = 11*11+10*10-2*11*10cos50 a = 8.92113926968 cm. (8.92113926968/sin50) = (10/sinb) b = 59.16920318624° c = 180-50-59.16920318624 c = 70.83079681376°  d = 0.5a d = 4.46056963484 cm....
By OnlineEdumath   |  12th January, 2025
Area m : Area n is; (√(2)x)² : (½(3x))² = 2x² : ¼(9x²) = 4(2x²) : 4(¼(9x²)) = 8x² : 9x² = 8 : 9
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th January, 2025
Area of coloured region is; Area triangle with height 53.3479501083 m and base 60sin(102.042575143) m + Area triangle with height 100.027406452 m and base √(5924)sin(12.5245961777) m = (½*53....
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th January, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let beta be x. x = (½*atan(5/4)) Let alpha be y. y = (½*atan(4/5))° Therefore; Area blue exactly in cm² decimal is; Area triangle...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th January, 2025
a = 360-140-80 a = 140° cos20 = 1/b b = 1.06417777248 units. (1.06417777248/sin30) = (c/sin70) c = 2 units. d² = 4+1.064177772482²-4*1.06417777248cos140 d = 2.89711998506 units. (2.89711998506/...

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