By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd October, 2024
Notice; a² = 5² - (⅕(√(481)))² a = ⅕(12) units. b = 5-a b = ⅕(13) units. c² = 4²-(⅕(12))² c = ⅕(16) units. d = atan(4/3)° (a) Area A exactly is; ½*⅕(16)*(5+⅕(13)) - atan(4/3)π*16/360 = ((8*38)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd October, 2024
Calculating area of the inscribed triangle. a = 2r a = 2√(5) units. a is the side length of the ascribed square. tanb = √(5)/(2√(5)) b = atan(½)° c = 2b c = 2atan(½)° d = 90-2atan(½...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd October, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the side of the square be 2 units. Area square is; 2² = 4 square units. Area orange is; Area triangle with two side 0.70710678119 u...
By OnlineEdumath   |  22nd October, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Area red is; Area triangle with two side 4 cm and 8 cm, and angle 110°. = 0.5*4*8sin110 = 15.0350819326 cm² Area blue is; Area triangle wit...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st October, 2024
a² = 2²+2²-2*2*2cos120 a = √(8+½(8)) a = √(12) a = 2√(3) units. a is the side length of each of the 4 inscribed small regular hexagon. sin30 = b/a b = asin30 b = ½*2√(3) b = √(3) units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st October, 2024
Let a be the congruent side lengths each. b = ½(2) b = 1 unit. c²+1² = a² c = √(a²-1) units. d = ½(180-45) d = ½(135) d = 67.5° tan67.5 = e/1 e = 2.4142135624 units. e = (1+√(2))...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st October, 2024
a = ¼(60) a= 15 units. b² = 40²+15² b = 5√(73) units. b = 42.7200187266 units. c = ½(b) c = 2.5√(73) units. c = 21.3600093633 units. c is each of the congruent lengths. d = 60-15 d...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st October, 2024
a = 180-54-30-18 a = 180-102 a = 78° a is angle ABC. b = 78+54 b = 132° b is angle BAD. c = 180-b-18 c = 180-150 c = 30° c is angle ADB. Let AD = 1 unit. (1/sin18) = (d/sin30)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  21st October, 2024
Calculating h. tan60 = h/a a = ⅓(√(3)h) units. tan30 = h/b b = √(3)h units. It implies; a + b = 100 ⅓(√(3)h)+√(3)h = 100 √(3)h+3√(3)h = 300 4√(3)h = 300 √(3)h = 75 h = ⅓(75√(3))...
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th October, 2024
Let a be the radius of the half circle. a-x = 4 x = a-4 --- (1). b = (a-2x) units. It implies; a² = 4²+(a-2x)² a² = 16+a²-4ax+4x² 4ax = 16+4x² --- (2). Substituting (1) in (2) to...
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