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14 күн бұрын
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R^2=(2*8)^2+(R-8)^2...R=20...Ay=400π/4-20*20/2=100π-200
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Intersecting chords theorem: (2R-8).8 = 16² R = 20 cm Area of circular segment: A = ½R²(α - sin α) A = ½ 20² (π/2 - sin π/2 ) A = 114,16 cm² ( Solved √ )
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Complete the circle such that Radius AO meets circle at point X.So AX is a diameter with AO = 8 and OX = 2r -8. Similarly extend CD to meet Circle in point Y. So CD= 16 and DY = 16. Use intersecting chords to find r. 16*16 = 8*(2r-8) Divide by 8 32=2r-8 2r=40 r=20
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For fun, a more convoluted use of intersecting chords: 1. AE = hypo of △ ADE = 8√2. 2. Consider whole circle and reflect quarter circle across AO with CD continuing down to pt F. CF and and AB are intersecting chords 3. AE * EB = CE * EF 8√2 * EB = 8 * 24 = 192 EB = 192 / 8√2 = 24/√2 = 12√2 4. AB = AE + EB = 8√2 + 12√2 = 20√2 5. AB = hypo of △ ABO so AO = 20√2 / √2 = *20 = r* Proceed as in the video... .
@PreMath
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AD = 8 => DE = 8 => CD = 16 r² = 16² + (r - 8)² r² = 256 + r² - 16r + 64 = r² - 16r + 320 16r = 320 r = 20 A(yellow) = A(quarter circle) - A(triangle AOB) A(yellow) = 1/4 * r² π - 1/2 * r² = 1/4 * 20² π - 1/2 * 20² A(yellow) = 1/4 * 20² (π - 2) = 100 (π - 2) ≈ 114.16 square units
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The yellow area is a circular segment, and the area is the difference between the sector subtended by arc AB and the triangle formed by the quarter circle center O and chord AB. We need to determine the radius r. Aₛ = (90°/360°)πr² - r(r)/2 Aₛ = πr²/4 - r²/2 Aₛ = (r²/2)((π/2)-1) As OA = OB = r, ∆AOB is an isosceles tight triangle and ∠BAO = ∠OBA = (180°-90°)/2 = 45°. As ∠ADE = ∠AOB = 90° and ∠EAO is common, ∆ADE amd ∆AOB are similar triangles. As OA = OB = r, AD = DE = 8. As DE = 8, EC = 8. Draw OC. Triangle ∆CDO: OD² + DC² = OC² (r-8)² + 16² = r² r² - 16r + 64 + 256 = r² 16r = 320 r = 320/16 = 20 Aₛ = ((20)²/2)((π/2)-1) Aₛ = (400/2)((π/2)-1) Aₛ = 200((π/2)-1) Aₛ = 100π - 200 ≈ 114.16 sq units
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Triangle ABO is an isosceles triangle with angles OAB and OBA both at 45 degrees. Triangles AED and ABO are similar so length DE is the same as length AD = 8. So length CD=16. In right-angle triangle CDO, side OD=r-8, side DE=16 and hypotenuse OC=r. Therefore, 16^2 + (r-8)^2=r^2 which simplifies to 320/16=r so r=20. Area of full circle = pi r^2 Area of quarter circle = (pi r^2) / 4 = 100 pi Area of triangle ABO = 1/2 Base x Height = 1/2 . 20 . 20 = 200 Area of yellow segment = (100 pi) - 200 = 114.159 units^2
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ABO is an isosceles 🔺 angle OAB = angle OBA ( two sides are radius of the same circle) 🔺 DAE angle DAE = angle DEA (angle DEA = corresponding angle OBA as OB II DE) Hence DE=8 DC =16 Now complete the semicircle .Name the other end point of diameter as M Hence 8*DM=16*16 ( 16 is the geometric mean of 8 & DM) DM =32 Hence diameter = 32 +8=40 Radius =20 Area of shaded portion =400π/4 - 1/2*20*20 = 100π - 200 =114.159 sq units (approx.) Sir I only derived radius with the help geometric mean theorem.
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Wow! Not often I'm first here. Let's see if I can solve it though :) As ADE is a right isosceles, AD = DE = CE = 8. Several ways to find radius. I choose to imagine a full circle and going for intersecting chords. 16*16 = 8(2r-8) 256 = 16r-64 320=16r r = 20 Area of full circle is 400pi, so the quadrant is 100pi Area of AOB is (20*20)/2=200 Yellow area is 100pi-200 = 314.16-200=114.16 un^2 EDIT: I see you chose the calculate the radius another way.
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14 күн бұрын
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AD=8=DE=EC→ Potencia de D respecto a la circunferencia de radio OA=r: 8(2r-8)=(8+8)*(8+8)→ r=20→ Área amarilla =(20²π/4)-(20*20/2) =100(π-2)=114,15926....ud². Gracias y un saludo cordial.
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Think out of the box: expand it to semicircle, F point is at the opposite side on the semicircle. ACD and ACF triangles are similar (ACD angle common, DAC and CAF are both 90 degrees). AC=√(AD^2*5)=√(64*5)=√320 => AF=√(AC^2*5)=√(320*5)=√1600=40 => r=AF/2=20
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due to the linear increase from 0 to r, it must be that l2=l1 see line 20, and then the endpoint must be on the circle: 10 print "premath-can you find area of the yellow shaded region" 20 l1=8:l2=l1:r=(l1^2+4*l2^2)/2/l1 30 print r:ages=r*r*(pi/4-1/2):print "die gesuchte flaeche=";ages 40 mass=1100/r:gcol 11:move r*mass,0:move 0,0:plot165,r,r 50 gcol8:line l1*mass,0,0,0:line l1*mass,0,l1*mass,2*l1*mass:gcol 11:line 0,0,r*mass,r*mass 60 premath-can you find area of the yellow shaded region 20 die gesuchte flaeche=114.159265 > run in bbc basic sdl and hit ctrl tab to copy from the results window.
By using the chord theorem or the height altitude triangle theorem ( in a semi circle) We have: sq CD= 8.(2r-8) -> r= 20 Area of the yellow segment = 100 pi - 200 = 100. ( pi-2)= 114.16 sq units😊
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Angle OAB=45 degrees, CD=16, OD=R-8, OC=R, 16^2+(R-8)^2=R^2, 256+R^2-16R+64=R^2, 16R=320, R=20. Area of a sector of a circle AOB=pi*R^2/4, area of a friangle ABO=R^2/2, areaof the Yellow shaded region = piR^2/4-R^2/2=114,16.
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Nice, many thanks, Sir! AD = 8 = DE = CE → AQ = 2r = AD + (2r - 8) → 16(16) = 8(2r - 8) → r = 20 → yellow area = 100(π - 2)
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CE=ED=8 8+8=16 16*16=8*(2r-8) 256=16r-64 16r=320 r=20 AO=BO=r=20 Yellow Area = 20*20*π*1/4 - 20*20*1/2 = 100π - 200 = 314 - 200 = 114
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without looking scale 8=1 then rescale solution DC² =4 OC²=R² OD²=(R-1)² = R²-2R +1 So, R²-2R+5 =R² 2R=5 Rescale 2R=5×8 R=20 segment = πR²/4 - R²/2 = (R²/4)(π-2) Answer100(π-2)
Достроим окружность и продлим отрезки CD и AO до хорды и диаметра. 16*16=8*(2* r-8). r=20.
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14 күн бұрын
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14 күн бұрын
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13 күн бұрын
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(r-8)^2+16^2=r^2, 16r=64+256=320, r=20, therefore the area is 1/4 20^2 pi-1/2 20^2=20^2(1/4 pi-1/2)=100(pi-2).😊
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Let's find the area: . .. ... .... ..... The right triangles ADE and ABO are obviously similar. So with R being the radius of the quarter circle we can conclude: DE/AD = BO/AO = R/R = 1 ⇒ DE = AD = 8 ⇒ CD = CE + DE = 2*DE = 2*8 = 16 The triangle CDO is also a right triangle. So we can apply the Pythagorean theorem: CO² = CD² + DO² CO² = CD² + (AO − AD)² R² = 16² + (R − 8)² R² = 256 + R² − 16*R + 64 0 = 320 − 16*R ⇒ R = 320/16 = 20 Now we are able to calculate the area of the yellow region: A(yellow) = A(quarter circle) − A(right triangle ABO) = π*R²/4 − (1/2)*AO*BO = π*R²/4 − R²/2 = π*400/4 − 400/2 = 100π − 200 ≈ 114.16 Best regards from Germany
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13 күн бұрын
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Let's use an orthonormal, center O, first axis (OA). We have A(R;0) B(0; R) D(R -8; 0) The equation of the circle is x^2 + y^2 = R^2 C is on the circle and its abscissa is R -8, its ordinate is y with (R -8)^2 + y^2 = R^2, so R^2 - 16.R +64 +y^2 = R^2, y^2 = 16.R -64, So we have C(R -8; 4.sqrt(R -4)) and E(R -8; 2.sqrt(R -4)). The equqtion of (AB) is x + y - R = 0 and point E is on (AB), so R - 8 +2.sqrt(R -4) - R = 0. That gives: 2.sqrt(R -4) = 8, and R -4 = (8 -2)^2, and then R = 20. The area of the quater circle is (Pi/4).(20^2) = 100.Pi. The area of the triangle OAB is (1/2).(20^2 )= 200. Finally the yellow area is 100.Pi - 200 or 100.(Pi -2).
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STEP-BY-STEP RESOLUTION PROPOSAL : 01) Consider a Quarter of a Circle with Radius equal to 1. 02) Consider a Function f(X) that is a Straight Line with the folowing Equation : f(X) = - X + 1. This is the Line AB. 03) Now, consider another Function that is the Perimeter of a Quarter of a Circle defined by the Equation : g(X) = sqrt(1 - X^2) 04) As the Line CD is divided into two equal parts, one can say that : g(X) = 2 * f(X) 05) So : sqrt((1 - X^2) = 2 * (- X + 1) 06) Solving this Equality between Functions we get the following Solutions : X = 1 and X = 3/5 (or X = 0,6) 07) As AD = 8 and is equal to 2/5 of the Radius : 8 = 2R / 5 ; 2R = 40 ; R = 20. 08) So : AD = 8 and OD = AO - AD : OD = 20 - 8 = 12 09) Quarter of a Semicircle Area (QCA) with Radius equal to 20. 10) QCA = 400 * Pi / 4 ; QCA = 100Pi sq un 11) Area of Triangle AOB = (20 * 20) / 2 ; Triangle AOB = 400 / 2 ; Traingle AOB = 200 sq un 12) Yellow Area = Quarter of a Semicircle Area - Area of Triangle AOB 13) Yellow Area = (100*Pi - 200) sq un ; Yellow Area ~ 114,16 sq un ANSWER : The Yellow Area is approx. equal to 114,16 Square Units. Best Regards from The Universal Islamic Institute for the Study of Ancient Mathematical Thinking, Knowledge and Wisdom. Cordoba Caliphate.
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13 күн бұрын
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114.29 square units
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You don't need a calculator to get to 5 digits of the answer if you have that many digits of pi memorized.
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