By OnlineEdumath   |  25th June, 2025
Calculating Shaded Area. a² = 1²-(4k)² a = √(1-16k²) units. 1 ~ √(1-16k²) 4k ~ b Cross Multiply. b = 4k√(1-16k²) units. Again. 1 ~ √(1-16k²)  √(1-16k²) ~ c Cross Multiply. c = (1-16k²) units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th June, 2025
a = x° b = (90-x)° R² = 6²+16²-2*6*16cosx R² = 292-192cosx  cosx = (292-R²)/192 --- (1). Notice. At (1). (292-R²) is adjacent. 192 is hypotenuse. Let c be opposite. c² = 1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th June, 2025
Let the radius of the ascribed circle be 2 units. Therefore, radius of the bigger inscribed circle is 1 unit. a = (1+y) units  b = (2-y) units. c = (1-y) units. Calculating y, radius of the big...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th June, 2025
Notice. The ascribed quadrilateral is a square. Let it's side length be x. a²+x² = 3² a = √(9-x²) units.    2 ~ 3 b ~ x Cross Multiply. b = ⅓(2x) units. It implies; Calculating x. x²-½(x*√(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd June, 2025
Let OA be 1 unit. Area Triangle AOB is; ½*1*1  = ½ square units. Calculating Area Triangle ODG. a² =2(1)²-2(1)²cos30 a = √(2-√(3)) units. a = 0.51763809021 units. a is AC, the side length of the...
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd June, 2025
Let a = 1 unit. It implies; 1 ~ b b ~ e Cross Multiply. e = b² f = (1-b²) units. cos60 = g/(1-b) g = ½(1-b) units. h = 2g+1 h = (2-b) units. It implies; Calculating b....
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd June, 2025
Calculating length RT. a = ½(10) a = 5 units. a is half the diagonal of the rectangle. b = 8+a b = 13 units. It implies; (RT)²+5² = 13² RT = √(169-25) RT = √(144) RT = 12 units.
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd June, 2025
Calculating x, length BE. a = 90-75 a = 15° a is angle CBE. sin15 = b/x b = (xsin15) units. b is CE. c = 5+b c = (5+(xsin15)) units. c is CD. cos15 = d/x d = (xcos15) units. d is BC. Notice. c...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd June, 2025
Let the length of the rectangle be a. Let the width of the rectangle be (6+b) units. ½(2a-4)(6+b)-70 = ½(6a)+½(a-4)b 12a+2ab-24-4b-140 = 6a+ab-4b 6a+ab = 164 Therefore; a(6+b) = 164 Notice....
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd June, 2025
Let the side length of the square be x. a = (x-4) units. Calculating x. ½(x²) = ½*x(x-4)-10+30 x² = x(x-4)+40 x² = x²-4x+40 4x = 40 x = 10 units. Again, x is the side length of the square. A...
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