Square root - practice problems - page 6 of 63
Number of problems found: 1246
- Base RR odd
The base of the prism is an isosceles trapezoid ABCD with bases AB = 12 cm, and CD = 9 cm. The angle at vertex B is 48° 10'. Determine the volume and area of the prism if its height is 35 cm. - RR trapezoid 12 In an isosceles trapezoid ABCD, calculate the missing lengths of the sides when a=46cm, b=85cm height=84cm.
- Area 51
The area of the triangle is 54.39, alpha is 32 °, and gamma is 144 °. - Calculate
A rotating cone has a diameter of 16 cm and a side of 10 cm. Calculate the surface area and volume of the solid. - Quadrilateral - irregular
Find the length of the side d = |AD| in quadrilateral ABCD: a= 35m, b= 120m, c=85m, angle ABC = 105 degrees, angle BCD= 72 degrees - Rhombus 48
A rhombus consists of four identical rhombuses with an area of 42 m². The angle alpha of each rhombus is 60°. What is its perimeter? - Observation tower
The observation tower is covered with a roof in the shape of a regular quadrangular pyramid with a base edge of 8 m and a height of 6 m. 60% of the roofing needs to be replaced. How many m² do you need to buy?
- A chest made
A chest in the shape of a cuboid made of sheet iron has dimensions of 24 m 0.8 m and 0.5 m. What will be the volume of a chest in the shape of a cube with the same surface area? - RR trapezoid
Given an isosceles trapezoid ABCD with bases |AB| = 36 m, |CD| = 200 dm, and |BC| = 10m. Calculate the area and perimeter of the trapezoid and the length of the diagonal AC - Table - tablecloth
Mrs. Vránová has a square table with a side length of 110 centimeters. She wants to have a square tablecloth sewn on it so that its corners extend beyond the edges of the table by 25 centimeters. What dimensions should the tablecloth have? - Segments on the hypotenuse
A right triangle ABC has a hypotenuse of c=26cm. How many segments does the height vc=12 cm cut out on the hypotenuse c? What are the lengths of the sides a and b? What are the angles at the vertices A and B? - Trapezoid 83 Trapezoid ABCD is composed of five triangles. Points E, and G divide segment AB in the ratio 2:4:3 (in this order) into three segments. Point F is the midpoint of segment AD. Triangle AEF is isosceles and right-angled. Triangles GBC and CDG are right-angl
- In trapezoid 3
In a trapezoid ABCD, the elements are given - lengths of bases a= 20cm, c= 11 cm, angle α = 63°36’ and angle β=79°36’. Calculate the lengths of the other sides and the sizes of the angles. - Given is
Given is the circle x²+y²-4x+2y-11=0. Calculate the area of the regular hexagon inscribed in the given circle. - Determine 23
Determine in cm² the area of the rectangle ABCD, whose longer side a=20cm and whose diagonal is 10cm longer than its shorter side.
- Isosceles gable
The roof of a cottage has a gable in the shape of an isosceles triangle with a base length of 8m and a side length of 10m. How high is the gable? - Diagonal 2
What is the area in square meters of a rectangular garden whose diagonal is 50m long and the width of the garden is 27m? Round the result to the nearest whole number. - Rhombus - ratio
In a rhombus, the ratio of the side to the height to this side is 4 : 1, if its area is 49 cm². Calculate the size of the side and the height to this side. - Hypotenuse of ABC
In a right triangle ABC with hypotenuse c, the hypotenuse a = 6 cm and sin α = 3/5. What is the length of the hypotenuse b? - Isosceles
A flower bed has the shape of an isosceles triangle with a base of 25m and sides of 30m. Calculate the maximum number of flowers that can be planted in this bed, assuming that one flower requires about 8 dm² of square area. Round the result to the nearest
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