By OnlineEdumath   |  25th May, 2026
Calculating Theta.Let it be x Let 1 units be the side length of the square.tan15 = b/1b = tan15 units.b = 0.26794919243 units.b is length AF.a+b = 1a = 1-ba = 1-0.26794919243a = 0.73205080757 units.a...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th May, 2026
Calculating x/y please.Notice.The side length of the regular decagon and regular pentagon are equal.Let 2 units be the side length of the regular decagon.Calculating x.a = ⅒*180(10-2)a = 144°a is the...
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd May, 2026
Calculating R, radius of the circle.a = (R-6) units.b = (6+R) units.It implies;b*a = 3*7(6+R)(R-6) = 216R-36+R²-6R = 21R²-36 = 21R² = 21+36R² = 57R = √(57) units.R = 7.54983443527 units.
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd May, 2026
Notice.R-r = 10 cm.It implies;R = (10+r) cm.R is the side length of the ascribed square.Calculating length AB.a = R-ra = 10 cm.b = ½(R) units.It implies;R² = 10²+(½(R))²R²-¼(R²) = 100¼(3R²) = 1003R²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd May, 2026
Calculating Length Red.Notice.Radius of the half circle is 5 units.a = (5-x) units.Calculating x.5² = 3²+(5-x)²16 = 25-10x+x²x²-10x+9 = 0Therefore;x ≠ 9 units.x = 1 unit.Recall.a = 5-xAnd x = 1 unit....
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd May, 2026
Calculating Length QO.Let R be the bigger inscribed circle radius.Let r be the smaller inscribed circle radius.It implies;R+r = 6√(3)-6 = 4.4 units.R+r = 4.4 -----(1).And the radius of the ascribed s...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st May, 2026
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question.Let a be the equal lengths inscribing triangle ABC.Calculating a.½(a)² = 15a = √(30) units.b = 180-60-45b = 75°b is angle BAC.c = 180-2bc = 30°d² = 2√(3...
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th May, 2026
Calculating Length x.a = ½(6)a = 3 units.a is the radius of the circle.b = (5-c) units.6² = d²+(5-c)²d² = 36-(25-10c+c²)d = √(11+10c-c²) units.e = ½(d)e = ½√(11+10c-c²) units.f = (3-c) units.Calculat...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th May, 2026
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. a = ⅛*180(8-2)a = 135°a is the single interior angle of the regular octagon.2² = 2b²b = √(2) units.c = 2+bc = (2+√(2)) units.tand = (2+√(2))/2d = atan(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  18th May, 2026
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question.Let CD = 1 units.It implies;DE = 1 units.AD = 2 units.AE = 2 units.1² = 2²+2²-2*2*2cosa1 = 8-8cosacosa = 7/8a = acos(⅞)°b = ½(180-acos(⅞))b = (90-0.5aco...
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