By OnlineEdumath   |  9th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the side of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. Area regular pentagon is; ½(5)*(1/(2tan(36))) = 1.72047740059 square units. a = ⅕(180*3) a = 108° (1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th August, 2023
Let the side length of the regular hexagon be 1 unit. a² = 2-2cos120 a = √(3) units. Notice; AB = AC Calculating y. It implies; ((√(3)-1)/sin75) = (y/sin45) y = (4-2√(3)) units. x = 1-y x = 1...
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Notice; BC = 2 units. a = ⅛(180*6) a = 135° b = 2+2(2sin45) b = 4.82842712475 units. c = b+2 c = 6.82842712475 units. Let AB be d. Calculating d....
By OnlineEdumath   |  9th August, 2023
Let the regular pentagon side be 1 unit. Let the width and length of the inscribed red rectangle be a and b respectively. (1/sin72) = (c/sin54) c = 0.85065080835 units. d = 180-54-108 d = 18° (d...
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th August, 2023
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By OnlineEdumath   |  8th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. tan30 = 1/a a = √(3) units. b = a-1 b = (√(3)-1) unit. It implies; Area Shaded in square units exactly as a single fraction is; Area triangle with...
By OnlineEdumath   |  8th August, 2023
Let the side length of the regular pentagon be 1 unit. z = √(2-2cos108) z = 1.61803398875 units. sin18 = y/1 y = 0.30901699437 units. cos18 = x/1 x = 0.9510565163 units. Area Regular Pentagon is;...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th August, 2023
sina = 7/25 a = asin(7/25)° tan(asin(7/25)) = b/25 b = 7.29166666667 cm. c = 25-7.29166666667 c = 17.70833333333 cm. cos(asin(7/25)) = 25/d d = 25.96150997149 cm. (7/25) = e/17.70833333333 e = 4...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th August, 2023
Let the side length of the inscribed yellow square be 1 unit. Area yellow square is; 1² = 1 square unit. Side length of the small regular pentagon is 1 unit. a² = 2-2cos108 a = 1.61803398875 unit...
By OnlineEdumath   |  7th August, 2023
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. a² = 2²+2² a = 2√(2) units. 2b² = 4 b = √(2) units. c = 3-√(2) units. Let the side of the inscribed regular pentagon be d. Calculating d. e = ⅕(1...
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