Let the side of the regular pentagon be 1 unit.
Notice;
The regular pentagon side is equal the regular heptagon side.
a = ⅐(180*5)
a = ⅐(900)°, the single interior angle of the regular he...
a = 360-140-80
a = 140°
cos20 = 1/b
b = 1.06417777248 units.
(1.06417777248/sin30) = (c/sin70)
c = 2 units.
d² = 4+1.064177772482²-4*1.06417777248cos140
d = 2.89711998506 units.
(2...
Let the side of the regular pentagon be 1 unit.
a = 360-2(108)-90
a = 54°
tan72 = b/0.5
b = 1.53884176859 units.
tan54 = 1.53884176859/c
c = 1.11803398875 units.
d = c-0.5
d = 0.618...
Notice;
The diameter of the semicircle is 8 units.
Therefore radius is 4 units.
tan30 = a/2
a = ⅔(√(3)) units.
b = 3a
b = 2√(3) units.
c² = 2²+(⅔(√(3)))²
c = (4/√(3)) units.
d...
Let the side of the regular hexagon which is equal the side of the square be 1 unit.
a = ½(180-108)
a = 36°
tan36 = b/0.5
b = 0.363271264 unit.
Area Blue is;
0.5*0.363271264*0.5
=...
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Let the side of the inscribed square be 2 units.
Therefore;
Area S is;
Area triangle with two side 1.03528 units and 0.53589838486 units, and angl...
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P coordinate is;
P(3, 9)
Q coordinate is;
Q(2, 5), Q(3, 5)
It implies;
Shaded area exactly in its square units simplest form is;
(...
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Calculating the circle's radius, r.
21r + 15r + 12√(2)r = 21*12√(2)sin45
(36+12√(2))r = 252
r = 252/(36+12√(2)) cm
r = 3(3-√(2)) cm
I...
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Let the radius of the ascribed semicircle be 2 units.
Therefore;
Radius of the inscribed circle is 1 unit.
It implies;
Area R is;
Are...
Let a be the side of the square.
cos30 = b/8
b = 4√(3) cm.
sin30 = c/8
c = 4 cm.
a = b+12
a = (12+4√(3)) cm.
Area Square is;
a²
= (12+4√(3))²
= 358.27687752661 cm²
d² = 12²+4²...
