By OnlineEdumath   |  5th August, 2024
Area yellow is; Area triangle with two lengths 14 cm and 12.7422688787 cm and angle ½asin(0.9397)° - Area triangle with two lengths 3.05195952611 cm and 7.30994433287 cm and angle ½sin(0.9397)°...
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th August, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the single side length of the square be 3 units. Therefore Area square is; 3² = 9 square units. Area green is; ½((1, 2) (7/3, 5/3) (...
By OnlineEdumath   |  5th August, 2024
Calculating Area Inscribed Green Triangle. Notice. Considering 6 units as the base of the green inscribed triangle, its height will be 6 units as well. Therefore, area inscribed green tria...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th August, 2024
Notice. 3 units is the radius of the circle. 6² = (6-2a)²+(6-a)² 36 = 36-24a+4a²+36-12a+a² 5a²-36a+36 = 0 5a²-30a-6a+36 = 0 5a(a-6)-6(a-6) = 0 (5a-6)(a-6) = 0 It implies; a ≠ 6 a = ⅕(6)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th August, 2024
Calculating area of the rectangle. a² = 5²+2² a = √(29) units. a is the width of the rectangle. b = 2+6 b = 8 units. Observing similar plane shape (right-angled) side length ratios to g...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th August, 2024
Calculating r, radius of the circle. a = 6+4 a = 10 units. a is AD = AC. b²+6² = 10² b = √(100-36) b = √(64) b = 8 units. c = b-r c = (8-r) units. Therefore, r, radius of the circle i...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th August, 2024
Calculating R, radius of the inscribed quarter circle (side length of the square). a = (R-3) units. b = (R+1) units. Therefore; (R+1)² = R²+c² c² = R²+2R+1-R² c = √(2R+1) units. d...
By OnlineEdumath   |  4th August, 2024
Calculating x. Notice. x is the radius of the big inscribed half circle. Let y be the radius of the small inscribed half circle. It implies; 2x+2y = 16 2y = 16-2x y = (8-x) units. A...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2024
a = 12+1 a = 13 units. a is the radius of the quarter circle. 13² = 12²+b² b² = 169-144 b = √(25) b = 5 units. R is the radius of the inscribed circle. c = b+R c = (5+R) units. d...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd August, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. The equation of the curve is; y = ½(3x²)+4 Point P is; P(4, 28) Calculating OQ (x) y = ½(3x²)+4 dy/dx = 3x, and x = 4. Therefore; dy...
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