By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2023
Let the two congruent longer lengths be 1 unit. (1/sin135) = (b/sin30) b = 0.70710678119 units. (1/sin135) = (c/sin15) c = 0.36602540378 units. d = 1+b d = 1.70710678119 units. e = 1+c e = 1.366...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2023
Let the longer pair of congruent lengths be 1 unit. (1/sin60) = (a/sin20) a = 0.39493084363 units. (1/sin60) = (b/sin100) b = 1.1371580426 units. c = 1+a c = 1.39493084363 units. d = 1+b d = 2.1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2023
Let the side length of the regular hexagon be 1 unit. sin60 = a/1 a = ½√(3) units. tanb = (a/1) b = atan(0.5√(3))° b = 40.89339464913° b is angle DEH. c = atan(2/√(3)) c = 49.10660535087° d = 12...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2023
Let r be the radius of the inscribed circle. Calculating r. a = √(2*24²) a = 24√(2) units. b = √(2*r²) b = √(2)r units. It implies; 16+r+√(2)r = 24√(2) r(√(2)+1) = (24√(2)-16) r = (24√(2)-16)/(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2023
Let angle BAC = 30° Let AB = AC = 1 unit. a² = 2-2cos30 a = 0.51763809021 units. a is BC. Since; BK = 2CK, therefore; 3CK = BC CK = 0.51763809021/3 CK = 0.17254603007 units. It impli...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the side length of the inscribed regular hexagon be 1 unit. Calculating r, radius of the circle. 1+2(sin30) r = 2 units. Area circle is; π(2)²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. sin30 = a/12 a = 6 cm. sin60 = b/12 b = 6√(3) cm. Let the inscribed square side be c. Calculating c. (c/sin60)+(csin30) = 6 (⅓(2√(3))+½)c = 6 ⅙(4...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2023
Let the two congruent square side be 1 unit. a = √(2) units a is a diagonal of one of the congruent squares. tanb = 1/(√(2)+1) b = 22.5° c = 90-b c = 67.5° d = ½(180-135) d = ½(45) d = 22.5° e...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2023
Calculating a, side length of the regular hexagon. Notice; Red Area is 122 square units. sin30 = b/a b = (a/2) units. c = a+2b c = 2a units. sin60 = d/a d = (√(3)a/2) units. It implies; 122+0....
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2023
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