Pythagorean theorem - math word problems - page 43 of 73
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- Circular segment
Calculate the area S of the circular segment and the length of the circular arc l. The height of the circular segment is 2 cm, and the angle α = 60°. Help formula: S = 1/2 r². (Β-sinβ) - Chords centers
The circle has a diameter of 17 cm, upper chord |CD| = 10.2 cm, and bottom chord |EF| = 7.5 cm. The chords H and G midpoints are |EH| = 1/2 |EF| and |CG| = 1/2 |CD|. Find the distance between the G and H if CD II EF (parallel). - Tunnel - quadrilateral
How long will the tunnel AB be, distances AD=35 m, DC=120 m, CB=85 m, and angles ADC=105 degrees and BCD=71 degrees. ABCD is a quadrilateral. - Calculate 6
Calculate the distance of point A[0, 2] from a line passing through points B[9, 5] and C[1, -1]. - Circle described
The circle radius described in the right triangle with a 6 cm long leg is 5 cm. Calculate the circumference of this triangle. - On line
On line p: x = 4 + t, y = 3 + 2t, t is R, find point C, which has the same distance from points A [1,2] and B [-1,0]. - Quadrilateral 2
Show that the quadrilateral with vertices A(0,1), B(4,2), C(3,6) D(-5,4) has two right triangles.
- Distance
What is the distance between the origin and the point (-11; 13)? - Length of the chord
Calculate the length of the chord in a circle with a radius of 25 cm and a central angle of 26°. - Angle ASB
On a circle with a radius of 10 cm and with a center S, the points A, B, and C are given so that the central angle ASB is 60 degrees and the central angle ASC is 90 degrees. Find the length of the circular arc and the amount of AB and AC offsets. - Center of line segment
Calculate the distance of point X [1,3] from the center of the line segment x = 2-6t, y = 1-4t; t is from interval <0,1>. - Polygon 3
Polygon ABCD is dilated, rotated, and translated to form polygon QWER. The endpoints A and B are at (0, -7) and (8, 8), and the endpoints QW are at (6, -6) and (2, 1.5). What is the scale factor of the dilation? - Lunes of Hippocrates
Calculate the sum of the area of the so-called Hippocratic lunas, which were cut above the legs of a right triangle (a = 6cm, b = 8cm). Instructions: First, calculate the area of the semicircles above all sides of the ABC triangle. Compare the sum of the - Three parallels
The vertices of an equilateral triangle lie on three different parallel lines. The middle line is 5 m and 3 m distant from the end lines. Calculate the height of this triangle. - Circle
The circle touches two parallel lines, p, and q, and its center lies on line a, which is the secant of lines p and q. Write the equation of the circle and determine the coordinates of the center and radius. p: x-10 = 0 q: -x-19 = 0 a: 9x-4y+5 = 0
- X-coordinate 81737
In triangle ABC, determine the coordinates of point B if you know that points A and B lie on the line 3x-y-5=0, points A and C lie on line 2x+3y+4=0, point C lies on the x-coordinate axis, and the angle at vertex C is right. - Intersection 74914
Find the perimeter of triangle ABC, where point A begins the coordinate system. Point B is the intersection of the graph of the linear function f: y = - 3/4• x + 3 with the x-axis, and C is the intersection of the graph of this function with the y-axis. - Sides of right angled triangle
One leg is 1 m shorter than the hypotenuse, and the second leg is 2 m shorter than the hypotenuse. Find the lengths of all sides of the right-angled triangle. - Right angled triangle 2
LMN is a right-angled triangle with vertices at L(1,3), M(3,5), and N(6,n). Given angle LMN is 90° find n - Right-angled 80745
The area of a right-angled triangle KLM with a right angle at the vertex L is 60 mm square, and its hypotenuse k is 10 mm long. Triangles KLM and RST are similar. The similarity ratio is k=2.5. Calculate the area of triangle RST.
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