• Q : Finding speed position and arc length....
    Mathematics :

    Find the arc-length of C1 and C2. Use this information to show that both bugs reach the origin at the same time To and find the exact value of To.

  • Q : Finding length of hypotenuse....
    Mathematics :

    A telephone pole 35ft. tall has a guy wire attached to it 5 ft. from the top and tied to a ring on the ground 15 feet from the base of the pole.

  • Q : Center of gravity of a lamina....
    Mathematics :

    Prove the the center of gravity of a lamina in the shape of a parallelogram is at the point of intersection of the diagonals.

  • Q : Finding height of house....
    Mathematics :

    The height of the house shown here can be found by comparing its shadow to the shadow cast by a 3-foot stick.

  • Q : Problem on conic section and ellipse....
    Mathematics :

    Transform each equation to standard form. Then find the center, foci, major and minor axes, and ends of each latus rectum. Draw the curve

  • Q : Problem on square determination....
    Mathematics :

    How many squares on the checkered flag contain an equal number of white and black squares? Be sure to describe how you arrived at your answer.

  • Q : Length and width of rectangular floor....
    Mathematics :

    The length of a rectangular floor is 8 meter less than twice its width. If a diagonal of the rectangle is20 meters, find the length and width of the floor.

  • Q : Number of colored hexagons up to cyclic symmetry....
    Mathematics :

    If C6 acts on a regular hexagon by rotation and each of the vertices is colored red, blue or green, use the Burnside's formula.

  • Q : Regular hexagon inscribed inside a square....
    Mathematics :

    Show how you can find the length of each side, the angles and area of the hexagon and please show the diagram.

  • Q : Volume of prisms and pyramids....
    Mathematics :

    What is the relationship between the volumes of the two figures? Explain in words using an example.

  • Q : Triangles circles and rectangles....
    Mathematics :

    Given a right triangle with legs a and b, and hypotenuse c, find the missing side. A=9, b+12

  • Q : Problem on right triangle proof....
    Mathematics :

    Prove that the midpoint of the hypotenuse of a right triangle is equidistant from the three vertices.

  • Q : Circumscribed circles....
    Mathematics :

    The circumscribed circle is the circle passing through the three vertices of a triangle ABC. Assume the following results from geometry.

  • Q : Constructing triangle with an angle of 120 degrees....
    Mathematics :

    Given triangle ABC with no angle >120 degrees, find and construct the point P for which PA + PB + PC is a minimum. What is this point called?

  • Q : Plane separation-convex triangle....
    Mathematics :

    If A,B,C are noncollinear in a metric geometry prove that triangle ABC is convex.

  • Q : Finding area of quadrilateral....
    Mathematics :

    The perimeter of a building is 74'by 59'by 103'by 121'. How can the square footage of the building be calculated?

  • Q : Constructing a congruent triangle....
    Mathematics :

    Draw an acute scalene triangle. Label the vertices A, B,C on the interior of each angle.

  • Q : Internal bisectors and incenter of a triangle....
    Mathematics :

    Given triangle ABC, prove that an internal bisectors of an angle of a triangle divides the opposite sides (internally).

  • Q : Applications of geometry....
    Mathematics :

    Geometry has many practical applications in everyday life. Estimating heights of objects, finding distances, and calculating areas and volumes are common place.

  • Q : Triangle construction....
    Mathematics :

    Show how to construct a triangle given the length of one side, the distance from an adjacent vertex to the incenter and the radius of the incircle.

  • Q : Problem on constructing functions....
    Mathematics :

    A wire 10 meters long is to be cut into two pieces. One piece will be shaped as an equilateral triangle, and the other piece will be shaped as a circle.

  • Q : Proving first half of open-jaw inequality....
    Mathematics :

    Prove the first half of the open-jaw inequality where the point G lies inside triangle DEF i.e. show that if x less than y => AC < DF.

  • Q : Proof involving equilateral triangle....
    Mathematics :

    Let (triangle DEF) be equilateral triangle and Q is a point inside. Prove that the sum of the three distances from Q to each side is equal to the altitude DD'.

  • Q : Finding width of river....
    Mathematics :

    A surveyor finds that a tree on the opposite bank of a river has a bearing of N 22 degrees 30'E from a certain point and a bearing of N 15 degrees.

  • Q : Problem on hexagon and football....
    Mathematics :

    Show the necessary steps for finding the length of each side of a regular hexagon if opposite sides from midpoint to midpoint are 18 inches apart.

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