By OnlineEdumath   |  8th April, 2024
Calculating length PQ. tana = 12/5 a = atan(12/5) a = 67.380135052° b = 180-a b = 180-67.380135052 b = 112.619864948° c = ½(b) c = ½(112.619864948) c = 56.309932474° tan56.309932474 = r/d d = r/...
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th April, 2024
Therefore; a = 224 b = 9 c = 79 d = 54
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th April, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let AC = 2 units. Therefore; AB = ⅖ unit. BC = (8/5) unit. It implies; Area Blue is; Area triangle with height ⅖ unit and base 2sin120 units + Ar...
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th April, 2024
(7/sin60) = (8/sina) a = 81.7867892983° b = 120-a b = 120-81.7867892983 b = 38.2132107017° (7/sin60) = (c/sin38.2132107017) c = 5 units. c is the side length of the regular hexagon. cos60 = c/d ½...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th April, 2024
Observing similar plane shape (right-angled triangle) side length ratios. 3 - 5 a - (4-a) Cross Multiply. 5a = 3(4-a) 5a = 12-3a 8a = 12 a = (3/2) units. b = 4-a b = 4-(3/2) b = (5/2) units. c...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th April, 2024
a² = 2²+4² a = √(20) cm. a is radius OA = OB. tanb = 4/2 b = atan(2)° c = atan(½)° d = 180-b-c d = 180-atan(2)-atan(½) d = 90° d is the angle subtended by chord AB and the radius (OA and OB) of t...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th April, 2024
Notice! Radius of the circle is 4 cm. a² = 4²+8² a² = 16+64 a = √(80) cm. a = 4√(5) cm. a is length AC. tanb = 2/4 b = atan(½)° c = 180-2b c = (180-2atan(½))° It implies; d² = 4²+4²-2*4*4cos(1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th April, 2024
Calculating x. (2+x)² = (2x)²+x² 4+4x+x² = 5x² 4x²-4x-4 = 0 x²-x-1 = 0 (x-½)² = 1+¼ x = ½±½√(5) It implies; x ≠ ½(1-√(5)) x = ½(1+√(5)) units. x = 1.6180339887 units. Shaded Area is; ¼(x²)π = ¼(½(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th April, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the radius of the question. Area R is; Area triangle with height 4 cm and base (4tan52.5) cm - Area sector with angle 52.5° and radius 4 cm. = ½*4(4tan52.5) - (52.5*4*4π)/360 =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th April, 2024
Let the inscribed bigger quarter circle radius be a. Let the inscribed big quarter circle radius be b. c = 5 cm. c is the radius of the inscribed semi circle. It implies; a+b = 10 --- (1). a+5...
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