By OnlineEdumath   |  12th January, 2024
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By OnlineEdumath   |  11th January, 2024
Area of coloured region is; Area triangle with height 53.3479501083 m and base 60sin(102.042575143) m + Area triangle with height 100.027406452 m and base √(5924)sin(12.5245961777) m = (½*53.34795...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th January, 2024
Observing Pythagoras Rule. (n³)² = (n²)²+n² n⁶ = n⁴+n² n⁶-n⁴-n² = 0 n²(n⁴-n²-1) = 0 Let n² = p. It implies; p(p²-p-1) = 0 p²-p-1 = 0 Resolving the above quadratic equation, applying c...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th January, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let beta be x. x = (½*atan(5/4)) Let alpha be y. y = (½*atan(4/5))° Therefore; Area blue exactly in cm² decimal is; Area triangle with hei...
By OnlineEdumath   |  11th January, 2024
Let the two equal red lengths of the triangle, ABC be 1 unit. Therefore; AB = CE = 1 unit. a = 180-100-20 a = 60° (b/sin100) = (1/sin20) b = 2.8793852416 units. b is BC. c = 2.8793852416-1 c = 1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th January, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Calculating a. ½((0, 6√(3)) (-3, 3√(3)) (a, (16a/3)) (0, 6√(3))) = ¼(9+20√(3)) Therefore; a = x = ½√(3) unit y = 16a/3 = (16/3)(√(3)/2) y = ⅓(8√(3))...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th January, 2024
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By OnlineEdumath   |  9th January, 2024
a² = (2+1)²+2² a² = 9+4 a = √(13) units. Where a is blue length + red length. b² = 1+2² b = √(5) units. tanc = 2/3 c = atan(2/3)° tand = 2/1 d = atan(2)° e = 90-d e = 90-atan(2) e = atan(½)° f...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th January, 2024
Notice. Radius of the semi circle is 5 cm. Let the width of the blue rectangle be a. Therefore; Blue rectangle length is 2a. b² = a²+a² b = √(2a²) b = √(2)a c = ½(b) c = ½(√(2)a)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th January, 2024
Calculating the length and width of the rectangle. Let the length be a. Let the width be b. Notice; ½(a) = b Or  2b = a It implies; b²+b² = 4² 2b² = 16 b² = 8 b = 2√(2) cm. The...
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