By OnlineEdumath   |  6th January, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. AB exactly is; = 16tan(3acos(8/9)) - 2√(17) = 2(8tan(3acos(8/9))-√(17)) cm = 102.760478669 cm
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th January, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. P(2, (16√(5)/5)) Gradient of the curve at the tangent is; = 24/5√(5) Therefore; Gradient of the curve at the normal is; = -5√(5)/24 It i...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th January, 2024
y = e, x = e² dy/dx at the tangent is; = 1/(y+2yIny) for y = e. dy/dx at the tangent = 1/3e Therefore; dy/dx at the normal = -3e It implies; (e-P)/(e²-0) = -3e P (height of triangle yellow)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th January, 2024
Area Orange exactly in square cm is; Area trapezium with parallel sides 10 cm and 5 cm, and height 5 cm - Area triangle with height ½(5) cm and base ⅓(10) cm. = ½*10(10+5) - ½*½(5)*⅓(10) = 5(15) -...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th January, 2024
(AD)² = 14²+48² AD = 50 units. Notice; AD = AC It implies; CE = 14+50 CE = 64 units. It implies, CD, diameter of the semi circle is; (CD)² = 64²+48² CD = 80 units. ½(CD) = BC = BD = radius of...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th January, 2024
6² = 4²+6²-2*6*4cosa 48cosa = 52-36 cosa = 16/48 a = acos(⅓) a = 70.5287793655° b = 180-70.5287793655 b = 109.4712206345° c = 180-2(70.5287793655) c = 38.942441269° d = ½(180-70.52877...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th January, 2024
a = 180-60 a = 120° b = 180-120-45 b = 15° (1/sin15) = (c/sin45) c = 2.7320508076 units. d² = 2.7320508076²+2²-2*2*2.7320508076cos60 d = 2.4494897428 units. It implies;  Calculating angle x. (2...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd January, 2024
Equation of the curve is; y = ¼(x²)+4 Shaded area exactly in square units is; Area triangle with height 8 unit and base 4 unit - Area sector with radius 4√(5) unit and angle (2atan(0.5))° + Area...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd January, 2024
Area orange exactly in square units is; Area triangle with height ⅓(10√(2)) unit and base 5sin45 unit - Area triangle with height (8/3) unit and base 2√(2)sin45 unit - Area triangle with height ⅔√(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st December, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the side of the square be 2 units. Therefore; a = 3√(5)/5 unit b = 2√(5)/5 unit c = √(5)/5 unit d = 2√(5)/5 unit It implies; a² = b² + c² + d²...
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