By OnlineEdumath   |  26th August, 2025
Calculating radius of the semi circle. Radius, r of the semi circle is; Cos(2atan(1/(4+√(7))))=(5+√(7))/d Notice; d = 2r Therefore, d = (5+√(7))/Cos(2atan(1/(4+√(7)))) d = 8 un...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th August, 2025
Calculating Area Blue Fraction. Let the radius of inscribed blue semi circle be 2 units. Therefore the radius of the inscribed blue quarter circle will be 2 units. The length of the ascrib...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th August, 2025
Calculating Area Quadrilateral ABCD. Notice. A right-angled triangle is derived considering quadrilateral ABCD with interior angles 40°, 50° and 90°. AD = 1 unit. BC = 3 units. Let AB...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th August, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Calculating Area R ÷ Area large square. Let the single side length of the large square be 2 units. Therefore; Area large square is; 2...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th August, 2025
Calculating BD/AC. Let 1 unit be AB = AD. a = 180-30-30 a = 120° a is angle BAD. b² = 2-2cos120 b = √(2-2cos120) b = √(3) units. b is length BD. c = 180-15-45 c = 120° c is angle...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th August, 2025
Calculating x, the required angle. Let the side length of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. a = ⅕*180(5-2) a = 108° a is the single interior angle of the regular pentagon. b² = 1²+0.5²-2*1*...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th August, 2025
Calculating shaded yellow area. Let x be the side length of the ascribed regular decagon. Let y be the side length of the two equal inscribed regular pentagons. a = ⅒*180(10-2) a = 144°...
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By OnlineEdumath   |  24th August, 2025
Calculating Angle Alpha. Let 2 units be the radius of the half circle. sina = 1/2 a = 30° b = 90-a b = 60° It implies, the required angle alpha is, let it be c. c = 45+b c = 45+60...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th August, 2025
Calculating the required area. Let it be y. a = x cm² b = (50-x) cm² c = 60-b c = 60-(50-x) c = (10+x) cm² d = 40-c d = 40-(10+x) d = (30-x) cm² It implies; y = d+x y = (3...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th August, 2025
Calculating y, the red required angle. It implies; ½*πr² = 32π r = √(64) r = 8 cm. r is the radius of the half circle. 2r = 16 cm, the diameter of the half circle. Let x be the radiu...
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