By OnlineEdumath   |  11th April, 2024
Calculating angle x. Let the side length of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. Calculating r, radius of the inscribed two equal circles. a = ⅕*180(5-2) a = 108° b = ½(a)  b = ½*108 b = 54...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th April, 2024
a = 2+2+R+R a = (4+2R) a is the diameter of the ascribed circle. b = ½(a) b = ½(4+2R) b = (2+R) units. b is the radius of the ascribed circle. c = b-R c = (2+R)-R c = 2 units. d = b...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th April, 2024
a² = 13²-5² a² = 169-25 a = √(144) a = 12 units. a is AE. tanb = 5/12 b = atan(5/12)° b is angle BAE. c = x+a c = (x+12) units. c is AG. Notice! Triangle ABG is isosceles. AB = AG Therefore; 13...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th April, 2024
Calculating R, radius of the inscribed circle. Observing similar plane shape (right-angled triangle) side length ratios. (12+x) - 6          6 - x Cross Multiply. 36 = 12x+x² x²+12x-36 = 0 (x+6)² =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th April, 2024
a² = 16+9-2*3*4cos150 a = 6.7664325675 cm.  a is the side length of the regular triangle. (6.7664325675/sin150) = (4/sinb) b = 17.192123734° c = 60-b c = 60-17.192123734 c = 42.807876266...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th April, 2024
Calculating lengths x plus y. Calculating y. y² = 2(10)² y = √(2(10)²) y = 10√(2) cm. y = 14.1421356237 cm. Calculating x. sina = 12/20 a = asin(3/5)° b = ½(a) b = (0.5asin(3/5))° Therefore, l...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th April, 2024
Let R be 1 unit (radius of the inscribed big circle). Let a be the ascribed square side length. Calculating a. (a-1)² = 1²+(0.5a)² a²-2a+1 = 1+¼(a²) 4a²-a² = 8a 3a = 8 a = ⅓(8) units. Again, a is...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th April, 2024
(x³)² = (x²)²+x² x⁶ = x⁴+x² Dividing through by x² x⁴ = x²+1 Let p be x² p² = p+1 p²-p-1 = 0 Resolving the above quadratic equation via completing the square approach to get p. (p-½)² = 1+(-½)² (p...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th April, 2024
Calculating angle EHB. Let the side length of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. Therefore; AB = BC = CD = DE = AE = 1 unit. a² = 2-2cos108 a = 1.6180339887 units. a is BE, the square side...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th April, 2024
Let the radius of the circle be r. Calculating r. 2(½*12r)+(r*r)+2(½*8r) = ½(12+r)(8+r) (12r)+r²+(8r) = ½(12+r)(8+r) 24r+2r²+16r = 96+20r+r² 40r+2r² = 96+20r+r² r²+20r-96 = 0 (r+10)² = 96+100 r = -...
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