By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd November, 2025
Calculating the width of the ascribed rectangle. a = 180-60-x a = (120-x)° Let b be the side length of the inscribed regular triangle. cosx = 1/b --- (1). At (1). 1 is adjacent. b...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st November, 2025
Calculating Perimeter of the ascribed Hexagon. a = ⅙*180(6-2) a = 120° Let x be the side length of the regular hexagon. b² = 2x²-2x²cos120 b = √(3)x units. sin30 = c/x c = ½(x) units...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st October, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Calculating Area R ÷ Area S Exactly. Calculating the equation of the curve. y-b=a(x-4)² ----- (1) At coordinate (8, 0) -b=16a Therefore; a = -b...
By OnlineEdumath   |  31st October, 2025
Calculating r, radius of the circle. It implies; (45+15)*15 = 20*a a = 45 cm. b = 20+a b = 65 cm. c² = 45²+65² c = 25√(10) cm. c = 79.0569415042 cm. c is the diameter of the circle...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th October, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Area Blue, in cm² to 1 d. p. is; Half area regular pentagon with side 12 cm - area triangle with height 6 cm and base 6tan24 cm - area triangle w...
By OnlineEdumath   |  29th October, 2025
Calculating x, length DF. Let a be the radius of the ascribed half circle. b = (a-6) units. c = (a-7) units. 7² = 6²+8²-2*6*8cosd 96cosd = 36+64-49 d = acos((36+64-49)/96) d = 57.910...
By OnlineEdumath   |  28th October, 2025
Calculating the chord length. Let x be the radius of the half circle. a = (x-4) units. b = (x-9) units. c = (x-7) units. d = a+b d = (x-4)+(x-9) d = (2x-13) units. d is the length...
By OnlineEdumath   |  28th October, 2025
Area Orangle ÷ Area Large Square to 3 d. p. Let the side length of the large square be x. Calculating x. 25=x²+64-(16xcos20) Therefore; x = 11.70244 cm It implies; Area large square is; 11.7...
By OnlineEdumath   |  27th October, 2025
Calculating R, radius of the circle. (4√(2))² = 1+5²-2*5cosa 32 = 26-10cosa 16 = 13-5cosa cosa = (-3/5) a = 126.869897646° b = 360-2a b = 360-2*126.869897646 b = 106.260204708° c = ½...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th October, 2025
Calculating r, radius of the circle. Let theta be x. Notice. BC = CD, let it be a. a² = 2²+13²-2*2*13cosx a² = 173-52cosx --- (1). a² = 11²+13²-2*11*13cosx a² = 290-286cosx --- (2)...
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