By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd June, 2025
Let a be the side length of the regular hexagon. 3² = 1²+a²-2acosb 2acosb = a²-8 cosb = (a²-8)/(2a) --- (1). c²+(a²-8)² = (2a)² c² = 4a²-(a⁴-16a²+64) c = √(-a⁴+20a²-64) units. sinb = c...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd June, 2025
Let the radius of the semi circle be 3 units. Calculating area Red. Area red will be; 2(area triangle of two length 3 units and 1 unit, and angle (cos–¹(⅓)), angle they form) + area sector...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd June, 2025
a = 180-75-27 a = 78° b = 1+½(√(5)+1)  b = 2.61803398875 units. (2.61803398875/sin78) = (c/sin27) c = 1.21511575349 units. sin75 = d/1.21511575349 d = 1.17371168822 units. cos75 = e...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd June, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Area W to 3 decimal places is; Area triangle of two length 5 units and 7.5 units, and angle 86.4166783015° - Area triangle of two length 5 units...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd June, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the length of the inscribed rectangle be 2 units. Let the width of the inscribed rectangle be √(3) units. Therefore the single side length...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd June, 2025
Let r be the radius of the quarter circle. Let x be the interior angle facing 1 cm. a = (x+45)° a is alternate to y, the angle formed by the meet point of r and 2 cm at the circumference of...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd June, 2025
Let a be the radius of the inscribed half circle. b²+8² = (2a)² b = √(4a²-64) units. It implies; Calculating a. 2a ~ 8 a ~ √(4a²-64) Cross Multiply. 8a = 2a√(4a²-64) 4 = √(4a²-...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd June, 2025
Let a be the radius of the red inscribed circle. b = (4-a) units. tan30 = a/b ⅓√(3) = a/(4-a) 3a = 4√(3)-√(3)a (3+√(3))a = 4√(3) a = 4√(3)/(3+√(3)) a = ⅙(12√(3)-12) a = (2√(3)-2) units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd June, 2025
Let a be the radius of the circle. c = (a-1) units. Calculating a. 7² = a²+(a-1)²-2a(a-1)cosb 49 = a²+a²-2a+1-(2a²-2a)cosb  48 = 2a²-2a-(2a²-2a)cosb  (2a²-2a)cosb = 2a²-2a-48 --- (1)....
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd June, 2025
Let a be the radius of the inscribed circle. b² = 2(10)² b = 10√(2) cm. b is the diagonal of the square. 10²+a² = c² c = √(100+a²) cm. d = b-c d = (10√(2)-√(100+a²)) cm. Calculating a. 2a² = (1...
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