By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2024
πr² = 9π r² = 9 r = 3 units. r is the radius of the inscribed circle. cosa = 6/7 a = acos(6/7)° a = 31° b = 90-a b = (90-acos(6/7))° b = 59° tan(0.5*59) = r/c c = 3/tan(0.5*59) c =...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2024
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Let the radius of the semi circle be 4 units. Area triangle ABC is; ½(2√(2)*4√(2)) = 8 square units. Area red is; ½((5, 2) (4, 4) (2, 2...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2024
Let the width of the green inscribed rectangle be a. Let the length of the green inscribed rectangle be b. c = (5-a) cm. d = (5-b) cm. It implies. (5-a)(5-b) = 2*5 (5-a)(5-b) = 10 -...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd August, 2024
Calculating green inscribed area. Let the green inscribed square side length be a. b = (15-a) units. c = (8-a) units. It implies. a² = ½(8(15-a)) 2a² = 120-8a a²+4a-60 = 0 Resol...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2024
Let the radius of sector ABC be 2 units. Therefore; Calculating TP = PA = RP = BR, let it be x. 2x²=(2-x)² x²+4x-4=0 x = (2√(2)-2) units. Calculating RQ = QC, let it be y. 2y+x=2,...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2024
a² = 11²+8² a = √(121+64) a = √(185) units. a² = 4²+b² √(185)² = 4²+b² b² = 185-16 b = √(169) b = 13 units. b is the length of the 2 congruent rectangles. c = b-11 c = 2 units. The...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2024
a² = 4²+(5+3)² a = √(80) a = 4√(5) units. a is the hypotenuse of the ascribed right-angled triangle. Observing similar plane shape (right-angled) side length ratios to get ?, the required len...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2024
Let a be the radius of the half circle. b = (a-2) cm. It implies, calculating a. a² = 4²+(a-2)² a² = 16+a²-4a+4 4a = 20 a = 5 cm. Again, a is the radius of the half circle. Therefor...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2024
Shaded Area is; Area circle with radius 5 cm + 4(¼(area square with single side length 10 cm - area circle with radius 5 cm)) = 25π + 4(¼(100 - 25π)) = 25π + 4(25 - ¼(25π)) = 25π + 100 - 2...
By OnlineEdumath   |  1st August, 2024
Let AB be 1 unit. a = 180-28-14-64 a = 180-106 a = 74° a is angle BAC. It implies; (1/sin64) = (b/sin74) b = 0.9350149393 units. b is BC. c = 180-14-64-58 c = 180-136 c = 44° c...
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