By OnlineEdumath   |  1st July, 2023
(m+n)² = c²+b²-2bccosA --- (1). h² = c²-m²  c² = h²+m² --- (2). h² = b²-n²  b² = h²+n² --- (3). Substituting (2) and (3) in (1). (m+n)² = h²+m²+h²+n²-2bccosA m²+2mn+n² = 2h²+m²+n²...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st July, 2023
Let radius of the half circle be 2 units. sin22.5 = d/2 d = 0.76536686473 units. BZ = 2d BZ = 1.53073372946 units. e = 90-½(180-45) e = 22.5° cos22.5 = f/4 f = 3.69551813005 units....
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st July, 2023
Notice; The diameter of the semicircle is 8 units. Therefore radius is 4 units. tan30 = a/2 a = ⅔(√(3)) units. b = 3a b = 2√(3) units. c² = 2²+(⅔(√(3)))² c = (4/√(3)) units. d = (2/√(3))+c d =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st July, 2023
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By OnlineEdumath   |  1st July, 2023
a² = 2*12² a = 12√(2) cm. Where a is AC = AE. b = 180-45 b = 135° Where b is angle EAB. c² = (12√(2))²+12²-24*12√(2)cos135 c = 12√(5) cm. Where c is BE. (12√(5)/sin135) = (12√(2)/sind) d = 26.565...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th June, 2023
a = 90+60 a = 150° Where a is angle ADF b² = 12²+12²-2*12*12cos150 b = 23.18221983094 cm. Where b is AF. c = ½(180-150) c = 15° Where c is angle DAF = angle DFA. d = 90-15 d = 75° Where d is angl...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th June, 2023
a² = 3²+4² a = 5 cm. Where a is AC. b = atan(4/3)° Where b is angle DAC. c = 60+atan(4/3) c = 113.13010235416° Where c is angle EAC. d² = 3²+5²-2*3*5cos113.13010235416 d = 6.76643256752 cm. Where...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th June, 2023
The radius of the circle is 6 cm. a = atan(2)° Where a is angle AOB = angle COE. Angle BOE = 180-atan(2) = 116.56505117708° Angle OBE = ½(180-116.56505117708) = 31.71747441146° b =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  30th June, 2023
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By OnlineEdumath   |  29th June, 2023
Let r = 1 units. Let the ascribed half circle's radius be x. Therefore; a = (x-2) units. b = ½(x-2) units. c = x-b c = x-½(x-2) c = ½(x+2) units. d = 2a d = 2(x-2) d = (2x-4) units. Therefore...
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