By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2023
Let AB be 1 unit. Therefore; BC = 2 units. It implies, the regular hexagon side length is 3 units. a = 120-108 a = 12° b² = 2²+3²-2*2*3cos12 b = 1.1234895599 units. (1.1234895599/sin12) = (2/s...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. a = 4/2tan(180/9) a = 2/tan20 units. b = 4/2tan(180/6) b = 2/tan30 units. Therefore; Red Length is; a+b = (2/tan20)+(2/tan30) = 2(tan...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let r be the radius of the three congruent circles. Calculating r. (9+r)² = (9-r)²+(9-3r)² 81+18r+r² = 81-18r+r²+81-54r+9r² 36r = 81-54r+9r² 9r²-90r...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st July, 2023
a = 6-2 a = 4 units. b² = 6²-4² b = 2√(5) units. c = 6-b c = (6-2√(5)) units. d = asin(⅔)° tan(asin⅔) = e/(6-2√(5)) e = ⅕(12√(5)-20) units. f = 4+e f = ⅕(12√(5)) units. g² = 6²+(⅕(12√(5)))² g...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st July, 2023
Let AB be 1 unit. a² = 2-2cos108 a = 1.61803398875 units. a is BE. (1.61803398875/sin156) = (b/sin6) b = 0.41582338164 units. b is BP. (1.61803398875/sin156) = (c/sin18) c = 1.22929666779 units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st July, 2023
sin60 = a/20 a = 10√(3) cm. a+b = 20 b = (20-10√(3)) cm. c = 20-2b c = 20-2(20-10√(3)) c = 20-40+20√(3) c = (20√(3)-20) cm.  c = 14.64101615138 cm. Therefore; Shaded Area Red is; ½(14.641016151...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st July, 2023
Notice; Radius r of the circle is 6 units. Area Red is; 6(area sector with radius 6 units and angle 6°-area triangle with base 6 units and height 6sin60 units) = 6(60π*36/360 - ½*36sin60) = 6(6π-...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th July, 2023
Let the the side length of the inscribed hexagon side 2 units. a² = 2-2cos120 a = √(3) units. a = 1.73205080757 units. a is the side length of the inscribed square. Therefore; Area Square is; a²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th July, 2023
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By OnlineEdumath   |  30th July, 2023
Let AB be 2 units. a = atan(½)° b² = 2²+1² b = √(5) units. Let r be the radius of the inscribed circle. Calculating r. sin(atan½) = r/c c = r/sin(atan½) units. It implies; 1+r+(r/sin(atan½))...
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