By OnlineEdumath   |  26th June, 2025
Calculating x, length AD. c² = x²+3² c = √(x²+9) units. c is AC. d²+2² = c² d² = √(x²+9)²-4 d² = x²+5 d = √(x²+5) units. d is AB. Notice. a-b = 30 Therefore; a = (30+b)° sinb = x/√(x²+9) --- (1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th June, 2025
Let b = 1 unit. Calculating a. c² = 2a² c = √(2)a units. c is the diagonal of each of the three identical squares. d = c-a d = (√(2)a-a) units. It implies; 1² = a²+(√(2)a-a)²-2a(√(2)a-a)cos45...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th June, 2025
Let the single side length of the square be (x+12) units. Calculating x. 18²=(x+12)²+(x+6)² 324=x²+24x+144+x²+12x+36 324=2x²+36x+180 2x²+36x-144=0 x²+18x-72=0 (x+9)²=72+81 x = -9±√(153) x ≠...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th June, 2025
Calculating Length x. tana = 5/10 a = atan(½)° b = 2a b = 2atan(½)° c = 180-2b c = (180-4atan(½))° It implies; x² = 2(10)²-2(10)²cos(180-4atan(½)) x² = 144 x = 12 units.
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th June, 2025
Calculating Length x. a = 4+6 a = 10 units. a is the side length of the square. b = 10-3 b = 7 units. c = 10-2-3 c = 5 units. d² = 7²+4² d = √(49+16) d = √(65) units. tane = 4/7...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th June, 2025
Calculating Shaded Area. a = 4(4) a = 16 units. a is AB. b = a+4 b = 20 units. b is AC. It implies; 15²+20² = 7²+c² 225+400-49 = c² c = 24 units. c is CE. d = ½(c) d = 12 units. d is CD = DE. d...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th June, 2025
Calculating alpha. Let it be a. Let the three equal lengths be 1 units each. b = 180-30-7.5 b = 142.5 ° b is angle AKC. Notice. Angle CAK = Angle KBC = 7.5° (1/sin30) = (c/sin7.5) c = 0.2610523...
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th June, 2025
Calculating Shaded Area. a² = 1²-(4k)² a = √(1-16k²) units. 1 ~ √(1-16k²) 4k ~ b Cross Multiply. b = 4k√(1-16k²) units. Again. 1 ~ √(1-16k²)  √(1-16k²) ~ c Cross Multiply. c = (1-16k²) units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th June, 2025
a = x° b = (90-x)° R² = 6²+16²-2*6*16cosx R² = 292-192cosx  cosx = (292-R²)/192 --- (1). Notice. At (1). (292-R²) is adjacent. 192 is hypotenuse. Let c be opposite. c² = 1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th June, 2025
Let the radius of the ascribed circle be 2 units. Therefore, radius of the bigger inscribed circle is 1 unit. a = (1+y) units  b = (2-y) units. c = (1-y) units. Calculating y, radius of the big...
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