By OnlineEdumath   |  20th September, 2024
White area is; Area sector with radius 6 cm and angle 120° + Area sector with radius 2 cm and angle 60° = (120*36π÷360) + (60*4π÷360) = 12π + ⅔(π) = ⅓(38π) cm²
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th September, 2024
Green area is; Area circle with radius 5 units + 2(area sector with radius 20 units and angle 60°) - Area equilateral triangle with side 20 units. = π(5²) + 2(60÷360*20²π) - ½(20²)sin60 = 25...
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th September, 2024
Let the radius of the inscribed circle be r. The radius of the semi circle is 5 units. Therefore; (2r)² + r² = 5² 4r² + r² = 25 r = √(5) units. Therefore shaded area/area blue is;...
By OnlineEdumath   |  20th September, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. AB is 2 cm. BC is 6 cm. The single side length of equilateral triangle BDE is; = ⅓(16√(3)) cm. Therefore; Area Orange is; Area trian...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th September, 2024
sin30 = a/12 a = 6 cm. Where a is the height of the green regular triangle. sin60 = 6/b ½√(3) = 6/b b = 12/√(3) b = 4√(3) cm. b is the side length of the green regular triangle. tan30 =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th September, 2024
Let the side length of the square be a. b = ½(a) cm. b is the radius of the inscribed half circle. c = (a-2) cm. d²+2² = (a-2)² d² = a²-4a+4-4 d = √(a²-4a) cm. d is the radius of the b...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th September, 2024
Let the side length of the regular pentagon be 2 units. a = ⅕*180(5-2) a = 108° a is the single interior angle of the regular pentagon. b² = 1²+2²-2*1*2cos108 b = 2.497212041 units. (2....
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th September, 2024
Let the side length of the ascribed regular hexagon be 1 unit. a = ⅙*180(6-2) a = 120° a is the single interior angle of the ascribed regular hexagon. b = ¼(a) b = 30° d = (1-c) c is t...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th September, 2024
Calculating r, the radius of the blue inscribed circle. Therefore; Consider triangle OBC. (6-r)² = r² + x², and x = √(9+6r) - 3 It implies; (6-r)² = r² + (√(9+6r)-3)² 36-12r+r²=r²+9-...
By OnlineEdumath   |  19th September, 2024
Let the radius of the quarter circle be 2 units. Therefore; OD = BD = ½(2) OD = BD = 1 units. a² = 1²+2²-2*1*2cos45 a = 1.4736257582 units. a is CD. (1.4736257582/sin45) = (2/sinb)...
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