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  • @laxmikatta1774
    @laxmikatta1774Ай бұрын

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  • @misterenter-iz7rz
    @misterenter-iz7rzАй бұрын

    All are similar right-angle triangles, BE=3×4/5=12/5, AE=3×3/5=9/5, RD=12/5×4/5=48/25, DC=48/25×4/3=64/25, therefore the answer is 1/2×(12/5×9/5+48/25×64/25)=1/2×(108/25+3072/625)=1/2×5772/625=2886/625.😊

  • @jamestalbott4499
    @jamestalbott4499Ай бұрын

    Another good problem, solved by proportions. Thank you!

  • @JobBouwman
    @JobBouwman14 күн бұрын

    The large triangle has area 6, and the white triangle is a scaled version, with an area reduction factor of (BE/5)^2 = 0.2304. Hence 6*(1-0.2304) = 2886/625

  • @christianaxel9719
    @christianaxel9719Ай бұрын

    Area of a 3k,4k,5k triangle is 6k². With k=1, Area of ABC=6. BE=h is height of ABC with base AC=5, then 5h/2=6, h=12/5. h=5k (another k) then 12/5=5k, k=12/25. Area of BDE=6k²=6(12/25)²=864/625. Finally Red area=6-(864/625)=2886/625=4.6176.

  • @marcgriselhubert3915
    @marcgriselhubert3915Ай бұрын

    First: BC = 4 (evident), Then we notice that the 4 triangles ABC, AEB, BDE and EDC are all similar (common angles). The side lengthes of AEB are 3/5 of the side lengthes of ABC (as AB/AC = 3/5), so BE = (3/5).BC =(3/5).4 = 12/5 and AE = (3/5).AB = (3/5).3 = 9/5. The side lengthes of BDE are 4/5 of the side lengthes of AEB (as BE/AB = (12/5)/3 = 4/5), so BD = (4/5).AE = (4/5).(9/5) = 36/25 and DE = (4/5).BE = (4/5).((12/5) =48/25. So the area of BDE is (1/2).BD.DE = (1/2).((36/25).(48/25) = 864/625. The area of ABC is (1/2).AB.BC = (1/2).3.4 = 6, so by difference the red shaded area is 6 - 864/625 = 2886/625

  • @quigonkenny
    @quigonkennyАй бұрын

    As CA = 5 and AB = 3, ∆ABC is a 3-4-5 Pythagorean triple right triangle, and BC = 4. If ∠A = α and ∠C = β, where β = 90°- α, then by complementary angles, ∠EBA is β and ∠CED = α, and thus ∠DBE = α and ∠DEB = β. Therefore ∆EDC, ∆BDE, and ∆BEA are all similar to ∆ABC. BE/AB =BC/CA BE/3 = 4/5 BE = (3)4/5 = 12/5 BD/EB = AB/CA BD/(12/5) = 3/5 BD = (3/5)(12/5) = 36/25 DE/EB = BC/CA DE/(12/5) = 4/5 DE = (4/5)(12/5) = 48/25 Triangle ∆ABC: A = bh/2 = 4(3)/2 = 12/2 = 6 Triangle ∆BDE: A = bh/2 = (36/25)(48/25)/2 A = 36(24)/625 = 864/625 Total red area: A = 6 - 864/625 A = (3750-864)/625 A = 2886/625 = 4.6176

  • @giuseppemalaguti435
    @giuseppemalaguti435Ай бұрын

    h=3,b=4...White triangol..b=3a,h=4a..Ared=3*4/2-3a*4a/2=6-6a^2...triangoli simili 3/4=4a/(4-3a)..a=12/25..Ared=6-6*144/625=(3750-864)/625=2886/625

  • @georgebliss964
    @georgebliss964Ай бұрын

    Many similar triangles. BC = 4, from 3,4, 5 triangle. 5/4 = 3/BE. BE = 12/5. BD = 12/5 x 3/5. DE = 12/5 x 4/5.. Area of white triangle = 1/2 x BD x DE. 1/2 x 12/5 x 3/5 x 12/5 x 4/5 = 1728/1250 = 1.3824. Area of triangle ABC = 6. Area of red triangles = 6 - 1.3824. 4.6176.

  • @himo3485
    @himo3485Ай бұрын

    BC=√[5^2-3^2]=√16=4 3*4/2=5*BE/2 BE=12/5 DE=9.6/5 BD=7.2/5 Red region area : 3*4/2 - 96/50*72/50/2 =6 - 6912/5000 = 23088/5000 = 5772/1250 = 2886/625

  • @AmirgabYT2185
    @AmirgabYT2185Ай бұрын

    S=4,6176≈4,62😊

  • @RAG981
    @RAG981Ай бұрын

    4 similar triangles giving 12 equations. What a workout! ( Only needed to use 3 though)

  • @ChuzzleFriends
    @ChuzzleFriendsАй бұрын

    Pythagorean Triples (3, 4, 5) So, BC = 4. Now to think outside the box (probably)! The altitude of a right triangle is visible. By the Right Triangle Similarity Theorem, △ABC ~ △AEB ~ △BEC. Apply the Geometric Mean (Leg) Theorem. Label AE = x. AB² = AE * AC 3² = x * 5 5x = 9 x = 9/5 So, AE = 9/5 = 1.8. Therefore, CE = 5 - 1.8 = 3.2. Both △ABC & △EDC share ∠C. So, △ABC ~ △EDC by AA. DE/AB = CE/AC DE/3 = 3.2/5 DE/3 = 16/25 DE = 48/25 = 1.92 CD/BC = CE/AC CD/4 = 3.2/5 CD/4 = 16/25 CD = 64/25 = 2.56 So, BD = 4 - 2.56 = 1.44 Red region area = △ABC Area - △BDE Area A = (bh)/2 = (3 * 4)/2 = 12/2 = 6 A = (1.44 * 1.92)/2 = 2.7648/2 = 1.3824 = 13824/10000 = 864/625 Red region area = 6 - 1.3824 = 4.6176 = 3750/625 - 864/625 = 2886/625 So, the area of the red shaded region is 2886/625 square units, or 4.6176 square units.

  • @CloudBushyMath
    @CloudBushyMathАй бұрын

    This is Cool

  • @yakovspivak962
    @yakovspivak962Ай бұрын

    S = 1.8 × 2.4/2 + 6 × (3.2/5)^2 S = 4.6176

  • @Birol731
    @Birol731Ай бұрын

    My way of solution is ▶ let ∠ BAC= α ∠ ABC= 90° ⇒ ∠ BCA= 90-α ∠ BCA= β ⇒ α + β = 90° if we write this for all these four triangles, we can say that : ΔABC ~ ΔAEB ~ ΔBDE ~ ΔEDC According to the Pythagorean theorem, for the ΔABC : AB²+BC²= AC² 3²+BC²= 5² BC= 4 length units ΔABC ~ ΔAEB BC/ EB= AC/AB= AB/AE BC= 4 AC= 5 AB= 3 4/EB= 5/3= 3/AE ⇒ EB= 12/5 AE= 9/5 ΔAEB ~ ΔBDE EB/ ED= AB/EB= AE/BD EB= 12/5 AB= 3 AE= 9/5 (12/5)/ED= 3/(12/5)= (9/5)/BD ⇒ 3*ED= 144/25 ED= 48/25 3*BD= (12/5)*(9/5) BD= 36/25 A(ΔABC)= 3*4/2 A(ΔABC)= 6 square units A(ΔEBD)= BD*ED/2 A(ΔEBD)= (36/25)*(48/25)/2 A(ΔEBD)= 864/625 Ared= A(ΔABC) - A(ΔEBD) Ared= 6- 864/625 Ared= 2886/625 square units b) Second way of solution ▶ for the ΔABC: cos(α)= AB/AC AB= 3 AC= 5 α= arccos(AB/AC) α= arccos(3/5) α= 53,13° β= 90-α β= 36,87° for the ΔABE: sin(α)= EB/AB AB= 3 sin(53,13°)= EB/3 EB= 2,4 length units for the ΔEBD: sin(α)= ED/EB sin(53,13°)= ED/2,4 ED= 1,92 length units cos(α)= BD/EB cos(53,13°)= BD/2,4 BD= 1,44 length units A(ΔABC)= 3*4/2 A(ΔABC)= 6 square units A(ΔEBD)= BD*ED/2 A(ΔEBD)= 1,44*1,92/2 A(ΔEBD)= 1,3824 Ared= A(ΔABC) - A(ΔEBD) Ared= 6- 1,3824 Ared= 4,6176 square units ( = 2886/625)

  • @jamesrocket5616
    @jamesrocket5616Ай бұрын

    Shaded area = 4.6176 sq.units

  • @zehradiyab3439
    @zehradiyab3439Ай бұрын

    ED=x BD=y Area of triangle CDE+Area of trpezium ABDE=½×3×4 ½x(4-y)+½(x+3)y=12 x(4-y)+y(x+3)=12 4x-xy+xy+3y=12 4x+3y=12 ...(1) y/x=¾ y=¾x ...(2) From(1),(2): x=48/25 y=36/25 Shaded area=6-½xy=6-½(48/25)(36/25)=2886/625

  • @DB-lg5sq
    @DB-lg5sqАй бұрын

    شكرا لكم على المجهودات يمكن استعمال S(ABC)=6 AEB et CAB semblables et AE/AC =3/5 S(AEB)=(3/5)^2 . S(ABC) EDC et ACB semblables et DC/CB =16/25 S(EDC)=(16/25)^2 . S(ABC) S(ADB)+S(EDC)=2886/625

  • @LuisdeBritoCamacho
    @LuisdeBritoCamachoАй бұрын

    1) 5^2 - 3^2 = BC^2 ; BC^2 = 25 - 9 ; BC^2 = 16 ; BC = 4 2) Area [ABC] = (3 * 4) / 2 ; A = 12 / 2 ; A = 6 3) BE = 12/5 ; BE = 2,4 4) AE^2 = 9 - 5,76 ; AE^2 = 3,24 ; AE = 1,8 5) Area [ABE] = 1,8 * 2,4 / 2 = 2,16 6) EC = 5 - 1,8 = 3,2 7) 3 / 5 = ED / 3,2 ; ED = 1,92 8) 3 / 4 = 1,92 / DC ; DC = 2,56 9) Area [CDE] = (1,92 * 2,56) / 2 = 2,4576 10) Red Region Area = 2,16 + 2,4576 = 4,6176 11) Answer : Red Region Area is equal to 4,6176 Square Units.

  • @comdo777
    @comdo777Ай бұрын

    answer=40 isit

  • @unknownidentity2846
    @unknownidentity2846Ай бұрын

    Let's find the area: . .. ... .... ..... The triangle ABC is obviously a right (3,4,5) triangle. The triangles within ABC are also right triangles and maybe all these triangles are similar. Let's check it: ABC: ∠ABC = 90° ∠BAC = α ∠ACB = β ABE: ∠AEB = 90° ∠BAE = α ∠ABE = β BDE: ∠BDE = 90° ∠DBE = α ∠BED = β CDE: ∠CDE = 90° ∠CED = α ∠DCE = β So indeed all four triangles are similar. Since BE is the height of the triangle ABC according to the base AC, we can calculate the length of BE in the following way: A(ABC) = (1/2)*AB*h(AB) = (1/2)*AC*h(AC) AB*h(AB) = AC*h(AC) AB*BC = AC*BE ⇒ BE = AB*BC/AC = 3*4/5 = 12/5 Since the right triangles ABC and BDE are similar, we can conclude: BD/BE = AB/AC ⇒ BD = BE*AB/AC = (12/5)*3/5 = 36/25 DE/BE = BC/AC ⇒ DE = BE*BC/AC = (12/5)*4/5 = 48/25 Now we are able to calculate the size of the red area: A(red) = A(ABC) − A(BDE) = (1/2)*AB*BC − (1/2)*BD*DE = (1/2)*3*4 − (1/2)*(36/25)*(48/25) = 6 − 864/625 = 3750/625 − 864/625 = 2886/625 = 4.6176 Best regards from Germany

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