By OnlineEdumath   |  6th May, 2023
Let the height of the quadrilateral with parallel sides 7 cm and 9 cm be a. b =√(a²+4) cm. c = ½√(a²+4) cm. d = √((½√(a²+4))²-1) d = √(¼(a²+4)-1) d = √(¼(a²)) d = ½(a) cm. ½(a) = 8       1 = e,...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th May, 2023
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By OnlineEdumath   |  6th May, 2023
Short Story for Kids written by: M. Gabriela Reyes G.  Once upon a time, there was a kitten called Adam, who loved reading. When his friends called him to go playing, he never wanted to go. One day,...
By OnlineEdumath   |  6th May, 2023
Radius, r of the inscribed semi circle is 6 cm. sin60 = a/6 a = 3√(3) cm. b = 12-a b = (12-3√(3)) cm. tanc = 3/(12-3√(3)) c = 23.793976887° c = angle GCB. d = 180-60-23.793976887 d = 96.20602311...
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th May, 2023
Calculating r, radius of the circle. (r/tan40)+(r/tan30) = 10 r = 3.42020143326 cm. (a/sin60) = (10/sin40) a = 13.47296355334 cm. tan40 = 3.42020143326/b b = 4.07603734548  (4.07603734548/sin50)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th May, 2023
Short Story for Kids written by: Wendy Valeria Hernandez Rios. Emma was a girl living in a very big house, had three floors, five bedrooms, two bathrooms and one kitchen. She loved to play with h...
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th May, 2023
Notice; AB = 25 units. cos30 = 8√(3)/a a = 16 units. tan30 = b/(8√(3)) b = 8 units. Let the side of the regular hexagon be c. c = ¼(AC) Calculating AC. ((AC)/sin46) = (25/sin74) AC = 18.708219...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th May, 2023
Short Story for Kids written by: Maria de los Angeles Morales Dominguez. When John arrived home, he went to introduce his new friends to the car, but was so disappointed when none of the toys spoke....
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th May, 2023
Semicircle radius is 5 cm. Circle radius is 4 cm. 5² = (5-x)²+√(16-x²)² 25 = 25-10x+x²+16-x² 10x = 16 x = 16/10 x = (8/5) cm. y = 5-x, and x = 8/5 cm. y = 5-(8/5) y = ⅕(17) cm. PQ is; 2√(5²-(17/...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th May, 2023
Short Story for Kids written by: Maria de los Angeles Morales Dominguez. Once upon a time… There was a kid called John who had a toy car that he used to take with him everywhere. It was his favourit...
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