By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd March, 2024
Let a be the radius of the inscribed semi circle. b = 2+4+a b = (6+a) cm. b is the diameter of the ascribed circle. c = ½(b) c = ½(6+a) cm. c is the radius of the ascribed circle. e = c-2 e = ½(6...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd March, 2024
Calculating R, radius of the circle. It implies; 10²+11²-2*10*11cosa = 7²+8²+2*7*8cosa 221-220cosa = 113+112cosa 221-113 = 112cosa+220cosa 108 = 332cosa cosa = 108/332 a = acos(108/332) a = 71.0161...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd March, 2024
a = ⅙(180(6-2)) a = ⅙(180*4) a = 120° a is the single interior angle of the regular hexagon. b² = 2²+4²-2*2*4cos120 b = √(20+7) b = 2√(7) units. (2√(7)/sin120) = (2/sinc) c = 19.1066053...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd March, 2024
Calculating x. a = 9+3 a = 12 units. Therefore the ascribed plane shape (quadrilateral or irregular quadrilateral) is an equilateral triangle of side length 12 units with a subtraction of a s...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd March, 2024
Notice. The ascribed triangle is equilateral. Let r be the radius of the inscribed half circle. Calculating r. sin60 = r/6 √(3)/2 = r/6 r = 3√(3) cm. It implies, area orange (inscribed semi circl...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st March, 2024
Let the side length of the regular octagon be 1 unit. a = ⅛(180(8-2)) a= ⅛(180*6) a = 135° a is the single interior angle of the regular octagon. 2b² = 1² b = √(1/2) b = ½√(2) units. c = 2b+1 c =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st March, 2024
Calculating red length. Let r be the radius of the circle. sin30 = a/2 a = 1 unit. cos30 = b/2 b = √(3) units. Or b = ½√(2²+2²-2*2*2cos120) b = ½√(8+4) b = ½√(12) b = ½*2√(3) b = √(3) units. c =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st March, 2024
8 = 0.5b²sin113.7 16 = b²sin113.7 b = √(16/sin113.7) b = 4.1801537416 units. Therefore; x² = 2*4.1801537416²-2*4.1801537416²cos113.7 x = 6.9995991687 units. x = 7 units.
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th March, 2024
Notice. Since x+y = 1 cm. It explains that the pentagon or irregular pentagon can be presented in form of a regular quadrilateral (square) with side length 1 unit. Therefore; Area red is; 1² =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th March, 2024
a = 180-72-36 a = 180-108 a = 72° Notice. Triangle BCD is isosceles. Let AD = BC = 1 unit. Therefore, calculate b. ((b+1)/sin72) = (1/sin36) bsin36+sin36 = sin72 bsin36 = sin72-sin36 b = (sin72-s...
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