By OnlineEdumath   |  16th February, 2024
a² = (2r)²+r² a² = 5r² a = √(5)r units. a is BD. Where r is the radius of the circle. b = ½(a) b = ½(√(5)r) units because BD, points B and D are symmetry with respect to length AC. tanc = 2r/r c =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  16th February, 2024
Let the side length of the regular octagon be 1 unit. a = ⅛(180(8-2)) a = ⅛(180*6) a = 3*45 a = 135° a is the single interior angle of the regular octagon. b = ½(360-135-135) b = ½(360-270) b = ½(...
By OnlineEdumath   |  15th February, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Area ABC (yellow area) exactly is; Area triangle with height ⅓√(265) cm and base ((5√(26)/6)sin84.3306169587) cm. = ½*⅓√(265)*((5√(26)/6)sin84...
By OnlineEdumath   |  14th February, 2024
Calculating angle BAC, an interior angle of the inscribed triangle ABC. 0.5*15*18sinx = Area triangle ABC 135sina = 81 sinx = (81/135) x = asin(81/135) x = 36.8698976458° x again, is angle BAC. a²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  13th February, 2024
Let BF = CF be a. It implies; BC = 2a BC is the side length of the regular pentagon. Calculating a. b = ⅕(180(5-2))-90 b = 108-90 b = 18° b is angle BFG  Notice. 108° is the single interior angl...
By OnlineEdumath   |  13th February, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Area Blue Exactly in decimal cm² is; Area triangle with height 3.84187454245 cm and base 5sin(180-atan(12/5)-atan(4/5)) = ½*3.84187454245*5sin(180-a...
By OnlineEdumath   |  13th February, 2024
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By OnlineEdumath   |  12th February, 2024
Calculating red length. Observing Cosine Rule. a² = 8²+12²-2*8*12cos40 a = 7.8050923711 units. a is BD, the red length. Observing Sine Rule. (7.8050923711/sin40) = (12/sinb) b = 81.2114041855° b i...
By OnlineEdumath   |  12th February, 2024
Calculating AB, the side length of the ascribed square. Let AB be a. It implies; a²+a² = 8² 2a² = 64 a² = 32 a = 4√(2) units. Again a is AB, the side length of the ascribed square. Therefore, r,...
By OnlineEdumath   |  10th February, 2024
Let the side of the inscribed square be a. Calculating a. tan60 = a/b √(3) = a/b b = a/√(3) units. It implies; b+b+a = 10 2(a/√(3))+a = 10 ⅓(2√(3)a)+a = 10 2√(3)a+3a = 30 (2√(3)+3)a = 30 a = 30/...
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