By OnlineEdumath   |  4th March, 2025
AB = BC = AC = 6 cm. cos60 = 2/BE BE = 4 cm. (DE)² = 4²-2² DE = 2√(3) cm. (CE)² = (2√(3))²+4² CE = 12+16 CE = 2√(7) cm EF = (2√(7)-4) cm. EF = 1.29150262213 cm. AE = 6-4 AE = 2...
By OnlineEdumath   |  3rd March, 2025
a = ½(180-150) a = 15° b = 90-15 b = 75° (c/sin45) = (12/sin60) c = 9.79795897113 cm. (12/sin60) = (d/sin45) d = 9.79795897113 cm. e² = 9.79795897113²+12²-24*9.79795897113cos135 ...
By OnlineEdumath   |  2nd March, 2025
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   |  1st March, 2025
Let GD (inscribed square side) be a. Calculating a. 2(a/(tan60))+a = 12 a = 12/((2/√(3))+1) a = 5.56921938165 cm. b = ½(12-5.56921938165) b = 3.21539030918 cm. Where b is BD = CE. c = 3.21539030...
By OnlineEdumath   |  28th February, 2025
a² = 12²-6² a = 6√(3) cm. Where a is BD. b = ½(a) b = 3√(3) cm. Where b is BG = DG. c = atan(6/(3√(3)) c = 49.10660535087° Where c is angle AGD = angle BGE. d = 60-49.10660535087 d...
By OnlineEdumath   |  27th February, 2025
Let a be the radius of the inscribed circle. Calculating a. tan30 = a/6 a = 2√(3) cm. b = inscribed circle diameter. b = 4√(3) cm. 12² = c²+6² c = 144-36 c = √(108) c = 6√(3) cm. d = 6√(3)-4√(3)...
By OnlineEdumath   |  26th February, 2025
18² = 14²+16²-2*14*16cosa 448cosa = 14²+16²-18² a = acos((14²+16²-18²)/448) a = 73.39845040098° (18/sin73.39845040098) = (14/sinb) b = 48.18968510422° c = 180-48.18968510422-73.39845040098 c = 58....
By OnlineEdumath   |  25th February, 2025
a² = 11*11+10*10-2*11*10cos50 a = 8.92113926968 cm. (8.92113926968/sin50) = (10/sinb) b = 59.16920318624° c = 180-50-59.16920318624 c = 70.83079681376°  d = 0.5a d = 4.46056963484 cm. e² = 4.460...
By OnlineEdumath   |  24th February, 2025
Sir Mike Ambrose is the author of the question. Radius of the semicircle is 2 units. Therefore; Shaded area exactly in decimal square units is; Area trapezoid with parallel sides 2 units...
By OnlineEdumath   |  23rd February, 2025
Radius, r1 of the inscribed semicircle is; sin60 = r1/6 r1 = 3√(3) cm. Radius, r2 of the inscribed circle is; tan60 = 3/r2 r2 = 3/√(3) r2 = √(3) cm. It implies; Area of the coloured inscribe...
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