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The given paragraphs deal with 2 topics, measurement of Square Meter and Exterior angle bisector of the triangle. The exterior angle bisector of a triangle divides the other facet outwardly within the quantitative relation of the perimeters containing the angle.
In a triangle MNO, MP is that the external bisector of angle M meeting NO created at P. IF MN = ten cm, MO = 6 cm, NO - 12 cm, then realize OP.
Solution:
(NP/OP) = (MN/MO)
NP = NO + OP= twelve + OP
(12 + OP)/OP = 10/6
6 (12 + OP) = ten OP
72 + six OP = ten OP
72 = ten OP - six OP
4 OP = seventy-two
OP = 72/4
= 18 cm
I get few details of calculation of square meter from https://ksa.mytutorsource.com/blog/how-to-calculate-square-meter/.
Some tools used for measurements like metric tape, meter stick, ruler, etc. Use mensuration tape or ruler from one corner to the opposite corner. You'll be able to modify centimeters into meters by inserting the percentage point to the left by 2 numbers (1 centimeter = zero.01 meters). If measurements are in sq. feet then they will be born again from sq. feet to face meters by multiplying the previous by zero.093 (1 area unit = zero.093 sq. meters). If measurements are in sq. yards, then you may get to multiply them by zero.84. If you have got a fancy form, break it into smaller shapes like triangles and rectangles.
The Question states that Prove that if two right-angled triangles: ABC, XYZ
have the same perimeter and the same area, then they are congruent.
Solution:
Assuming that AB = kXY
Assuming areas are equal, which means AB x BC = XY x YZ
AB = XY x YZ / BC
Putting AB = kXY
kBC = YZ
Let perimeter be
P => CA = P - AB - BC
(P - AB - BC) ^2 = BC ^2 + AB ^2
P^2 = 2P.BC + 2P.AB + 2.AB.BC
Similarly, P^2 = 2P.YZ + 2P.XY + 2.XY.YZ
YZ + XY = AB + BC
This proves areas and perimeters of the two are equal
Put k=1 in which case, AB=XY and BC = YZ and the triangles are congruent
Note: Two segments are congruent if and only if they have equal measures. Two triangles are congruent if and only if all corresponding angles and sides are congruent.
According to the Question
In order to solve the questions, a little background information of angles and Pythagorean theorem is required.
59: Write the area A of a square as a function
of its perimeter P.
Given that the perimeter of the square = P
Therefore, length of one side of the square = P/4
Area of square = x ^2
A = P²/16
60. Write the area A of a circle as a function
of its circumference C.
Given Circumference = C
Therefore, Radius of the circle = C/2π
Area of a circle = π(C/2π)²
A = C²/4π
61. Path of a Ball You throw a baseball to a child
25 feet away. The height y (in feet) of the baseball is
given by y = − (x^2) /10 x^2 + 3x + 6 where x is the horizontal
distance (in feet) from where you threw the ball.
Can the child catch the baseball while holding a baseball glove
at a height of 5 feet?
y= - (25^2) 10/ 25^2 + 3*25 + 6
6250/625+81
Y =91
Also you can find it here: [mytutorsource.hk/blog/properties-of-right-angle-triangle-and-how-to-apply-pythagorean-theorem]
According to the Question:
X / 5 + ( 5 x 10 - 45) / 10 = ?
Solution:
x/ 5 + 50 - 45 / 10
X / 5 + 5 / 10
2 x + 5 / 10
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The chord of a circle (mytutorsource.com/blog/chord-of-a-circle) is a line segment that links or unites two points on a circle's circumference.
According to the question,
C 1: (x + 2) ^ 2 + (y + 4) ^ 2 = 64
C 2: (x - h) ^ 2 + (y - 1) ^ 2 = 81
Distance between the center of the circles = 13
Possible Values of h
You have already calculated that as h = -14 and h = 10
For Part 2, If a segment connecting the centers is drawn, let A be the intersection of the segment with C1 and B be the intersection of the segment with C2. Find AB.
You may calculate the coordinates of A and B individually by substituting for y in each circular equation. This will also provide you with the coordinates for the second place on AB where it intersects C2. Since AB is the line that defines each circle's diameter, the tangents must pass through A and the second point, so you have everything you need to write the equations for these new circles' center and circumference point.
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First of all thank you so much for your words it's mean alot to me. Secondly I find it helpful and just share the importance of trigonometry in our life and its applications in various important fields that make our life easier. After reading the following stuff:
mytutorsource.qa/blog/applications-of-trigonometry-in-real-life
https://www.mathisfunforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=2966
https://www.mathisfunforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=17410
http://www.mathisfunforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=17125
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What an interesting trigonometry question.
tan² θ +1 = sec² θ, θ = 30°
For easier to write, assuming for θ to be x
Prove that tan ^2 x + 1 = sec ^2 x.
LHS = tan ^2 x + 1
= sin^2 x / cos^2 x + 1
= sin^2 x/ cos^2 x + cos^2 x/cos^2 x
= (sin^2 x + cos^2 x)/ cos^2 x
= 1/cos ^2 x
= sec^2 x Hence, Proved.
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X = \frac{-1}{2} + \frac{\sqrt{5}}{2} \implies x = 11.618...
Solution:
x/5+(5 .10-45)/10
By multiplying:
To get the simplest form first of all we will multiply 5 with 10.
x/5+(5 . 10-45)/10
x/5+(50-45)/10
By multiplying 5 with we got 50
By subtracting:
To make it simpler we will subtract 45 from 50.
x/5+(50-45)/10
x/5+5/10
Reducing the fractions with 5.
x/5+5/10
x/5+1/2
The real reason to reduce the fraction is to rewrite it in the simplest way.
Finding the common denominator:
x/5+1/2
x/5+(5 .1/2)/10
Combining the fractions with a common denominator:
x/5+(5 .1/2)/10
(x+5 .1/2)/5
By multiplying the number:
(x+5 .1/2)/5
(x+5/2)/5
Answer:
(x+5/2)/5
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