By OnlineEdumath   |  27th April, 2024
a = ⅙*180(6-2) a = 120° a is the single interior angle of the regular hexagon. b = a-90 b = 30° tan30 = 6/c c = 6/(1/√(3)) c = 6√(3) cm. Therefore, area orange is; ½*6*c = ½*6*6√(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  27th April, 2024
Let a be the radius of the quarter circle. It implies; a² = a²+4²-2*a*4cosb 8cosb = 16 acosb = 2  cosb = 2/a --- (1). 8² = a²+4²+2*a*4cosb 64 = a²+16+8acosb 48 = a²+8acosb --- (2)....
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th April, 2024
Notice! The regular polygon has 12 sides (regular dodecagon). a = (180(12-2))/12 a = 1800/12 a = 150° a is the single interior angle of the regular dodecagon. b = ½(a) b = 75° c = 90-b...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th April, 2024
Let AB = AC = 1 unit. It implies; a² = 2-2cos(24+12) a = 0.6180339887 units. a is BC = AD. b = ½(180-24-12) b = ½(144) b = 72° b is angle ACB = angle ABC. c² = 0.6180339887²+1-2*0....
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th April, 2024
30² = 18²+a² a² = 900-324 a = √(576) a = 24 units. b = ½(a) b = 12 units. Therefore, the required length, x is; x² = 18²+b² x² = 18²+12² x² = 324+144 x = √(468) x = 6√(13) units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th April, 2024
tana = 7/4 a = atan(7/4)° b = 180-a b = (180-atan(7/4))° c² = 7²+4² c = √(49+16) c = √(65) cm. It implies, area blue triangle is; Area triangle with height √(65) cm and base 4sin(18...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th April, 2024
Let AB be x cm. BC = 3x cm. AC = AB+BC AC = 4x cm. sin60 = a/16 a = 8√(3) cm. a is AC. Therefore; 4x = 8√(3) x = 2√(3) cm. Again, x is AB. BC = 6√(3) cm. CE = CD = 8 cm....
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th April, 2024
tan30 = 8/a a = 8√(3) cm. b = ½(a) b = 4√(3) cm. Area Blue is; ½*8√(3)*10-½*10*4√(3) = 40√(3)-20√(3) = 20√(3) cm² Area triangle ABC is; ½*10*8√(3)+½*8√(3)*8 = 40√(3)+32√(3) = 72√(3) cm² Theref...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th April, 2024
a = (10-x) cm. 10 cm is the radius of the ascribed semi circle. 12² = a²+b² b² = 144-(100-20x+x²) b² = 44+20x-x² b = √(44+20x-x²) cm. 10² = x²+b² 100 = x²+44+20x-x² 56 = 20x 14 = 5x x...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th April, 2024
Let a be the radius of the inscribed orange circle. (3+a)² = a²+b² b² = 9+6a+a²-a² b = √(9+6a) cm. c = c-3 c = (√(9+6a)-3) cm. It implies; (6-a)² = a²+c² (6-a)² = a²+(√(9+6a)-3)² 36-12a+a² = a²...
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