By OnlineEdumath   |  14th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. a = ½√(2²+2²) a = √(2) units. b² = (√(2))²+(√(2))² b = 2 units. c² = 3²+1² c = √(10) units. d = (135+atan(⅓))° e² = 10+2-2√(20)cos(135+atan(⅓)) e...
By OnlineEdumath   |  13th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. (a) Calculating Length Blue ÷ AB. Let AB be 1 unit. a² = 1²+1²-2cos108 a = 1.61803398875 units. b² = 1.61803398875²-0.5² b = 1.53884176859 units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  13th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the small regular hexagon be 2 units. a² = 2²+1²-2*2*1cos120 a = 2.64575131106 units. Where a is the side length of the big regular hexagon. (2...
By OnlineEdumath   |  12th August, 2023
Let the big square side length be 1 unit. tan15 = a/1 a = 0.26794919243 units. b = 1-0.26794919243  b = 0.73205080757 units. sin75 = c/0.73205080757  c = 0.70710678119 units. c is the side length...
By OnlineEdumath   |  12th August, 2023
Let AB be 2 units. tan(atan½) = a/1 a = ½ unit. b = (atan(⅔))° tan(atan⅔) = c/1 c = ⅔ units. d = (180-atan⅔-atan2)° (e/sin(atan2)) = (1/sin (180-atan⅔-atan2)) e = ¼√(13) unit. It implies; Are...
By OnlineEdumath   |  12th August, 2023
Let the side length of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. a² = 2-2cos108 a = 1.61803398875 units. a is the side length of the square. sin18 = b/1 b = 0.30901699437 units. cos18 = c/1 c = 0.951056516...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th August, 2023
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By OnlineEdumath   |  11th August, 2023
Let AC be 2 units. a = √(2²+2²) a = √(8) units. a = 2√(2) units. Let the side length of the inscribed regular hexagon be b. c² = 2b²-2b²cos120 c = √(3)b units. d = 0.5b units. e = √(2) units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th August, 2023
a² =10²-6² a = 8 cm. tanb = 3/4 b = atan(3/4)° (3/4) = c/10 c = ½(15) cm. c = 7.5 cm. sin(atan(3/4)) = d/8 d = 4.8 cm. e = 7.5-4.8 e = 2.7 cm. (3/4) = 2.7/f f = 3.6 cm. g² = 2.7²+3.6² g = 4.5...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let alpha be x. tanx = 10/a --- (1) tan2x = a/30 --- (2) From (2) a = 30tan2x --- (3) Sub. (3) in (1) tanx = 10/30tan2x tanxtan2x = ⅓ tanx(2tanx/(1...
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