By OnlineEdumath   |  19th June, 2025
a = 4+4 a = 8 units. a is the radius of the quarter circle. cosb = ⅛(0.5*4) b = acos(¼)° cosb = c/8 c = 8cos(acos(¼)) c = ¼(8) c = 2 units. c is the width of the inscribed rectangle. sinb = d/8...
By OnlineEdumath   |  18th June, 2025
Let AD = BC = 1 unit. a = 180-100-30 a = 50° a is angle BAC. (1/sin50) = (b/sin30) b = 0.65270364467 units. b is AC. Therefore, the required angle theta is, let it be c. (0.65270364...
By OnlineEdumath   |  18th June, 2025
Let BD = CD = 1 unit. a = 180-45-30 a = 105° a is angle CAD. (1/sin105) = (b/sin45) b = 0.73205080757 units. b is AC. c² = 0.73205080757²+2²-2*2*0.73205080757cos30 c = 1.41421356237 units. c is A...
By OnlineEdumath   |  18th June, 2025
a = 180-60 a = 120° b = 180-120-45 b = 15° (1/sin15) = (c/sin45) c = 2.73205080757 units. sin60 = d/c d = 2.73205080757sin60 d = 2.36602540378 units. cos60 = e/c e = 2.73205080757...
By OnlineEdumath   |  17th June, 2025
Area blue is; 2(area quarter circle with radius 8 cm - area isosceles right-angled triangle with equal lengths 8 cm) + 2(area quarter circle with radius 4 cm - area isosceles right-angled triang...
By OnlineEdumath   |  17th June, 2025
Notice. 10 m is the radius of the circle. a = 10-3 a = 7 m. sinb = (7/10) b = asin(7/10)° Calculating length AB. tanb = 10/(AB) AB = 10/(tanb) AB = 10/tan(asin(7/10)) AB = 10.2020406122 m. Or...
By OnlineEdumath   |  17th June, 2025
Calculating angle x. Let the longest ascribed quadrilateral side length be 1 unit. a = = 180-25-2(35) a = 180-95  a= 85° (1/sin85) = (b/sin25) b = 0.42423259484 units. c = 180-35-2(25) c = 180-8...
By OnlineEdumath   |  16th June, 2025
Calculating Area Triangle A. Let the two equal inscribed angles be a each. (0.5*14*12sina)÷(0.5*12*35sina) = 14/35 = 2/5 = 2:5 Where 2:5 is the ratio of the bases of the both triangles wi...
By OnlineEdumath   |  16th June, 2025
b = √(a) b = √(48) b = √(16*3) b = 4√(3) units. b is the radius of the ascribed quarter circle. c = ½(b) c = 2√(3) units. c is the radius of the inscribed half circle. tan30 = d/c ⅓√(3) = d/(2√(3)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  15th June, 2025
Calculating angle x. a = 3-1 a = 2 units. a is CD. tanb = 3/1 b = atan(3)° b is angle BCF equal angle ACD. It implies; ((⅕(3√(10)))/sin(atan(3))) = (2/sinc) c = asin(1) c = 90° c...
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