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Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 8:30am On Apr 28, 2019
Martinez39:
NB: I don't know basic geometry too well like ifada123 so I used coordinate geometry.

1) Place the diagram on a rectangle coordinate plane such that A is at the origin and AB lies on the positive x-axis. Finally let θ be the angle ∠EAF

2) Using θ, we have the coordinates of all points :
A(0, 0), E(4Cosθ, 4Sinθ), D(7Cosθ, 7Sinθ), C(7Cosθ + 3, 7Sinθ) & B(7Cosθ + 3, 0). The coordinates for F isn't given.

3) Using the aforementioned coordinates, the slope of the line through EC is
m = Sinθ/(1 + Cosθ)
The line through EF is perpendicular to the line through EC and hence has a slope
m' = -(1 + Cosθ)/Sinθ
Using the slope-point form, the equation of the line through EF is
(y - 4Sinθ) = [-(1 + Cosθ)/Sinθ](x - 4Cosθ) ---- (1)
The x-intercept of this line would give you the x-coordinate of F. Making y = 0 in (1), we have x = 4.
Therefore F is the point (4, 0)

4) Using the coordinates of point B and F, we have
(7Cosθ + 3) - 4 = 5.
Therefore Cosθ = 6/7. We have Sinθ = (√13)/7
Using this, we can evaluate the coordinates of points B, C, F and E. Doing this, we have
B(9, 0), C(9, √13), F(4, 0) & E( 24/7, (4√13)/7)

5) The area of the required region is the sum of the areas of EFC and CFB. Using these coordinates together with the distance formula,
EFC = ½(|EF|)(|EC|) = (2√22932)/49
CFB = ½(|CB|)(|BF|) = (5√13)/2
EFC + CFB = ( (5√13)/2 ) + ( (2√22932)/49 ) ≈ 15.1948232 units².

The area is 15.1948232 units².
U are correct
I will bring a basic shape solution to it soon,
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 12:08am On Apr 28, 2019
femi4:
x² = 41 -40cosa


x² = 25 - 24cos b

Cos a = (41-x²)/40


Cos b = (25-x²)/24

40 cosa -24 cosb = 16

5 cosa - 3 cosb = 2


Also, (x√2)² = 5²+3² - 30 cos (360 - (a+b))
X² = 31 - 30 cos (a+b)
X² = 31 - 30 cosa cosb - sina sinb

Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 12:04am On Apr 28, 2019
Darivie04:
@ifada123 can you suggest books or sites containing practice problems on shapes?
I usually get my shapes from accumulated friends around the world they know I am a lover of shape, when they get difficult or interesting shapes they send to me for my attempt, that's why I have a large volume of shapes, no books no specific site,
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 4:35pm On Apr 27, 2019
Martinez39:
NB: I don't know basic geometry too well like ifada123 so I used coordinate geometry.

1) label the bottom left vertex, the bottom right vertex, top left vertex and top right vertex as A, B, C and D respectively.

2) Place the square on a coordinate plane with A at the origin, AB on the positive x-axis and AC on the positive y-axis. Hence the coordinates of the vertices are A(0, 0), B(x, 0), C(0, y) and D(x, y). Let the coordinates of the intersection point H in the square be (a, b). Observe that |AB| = |AC| since they are sides of a square. Therefore x = y.

3) Using the distance formula, we have
|HA|² = a² + b² = 5² = 25
|HB|² = (a - x)² + b² = 4² = 16
|HD|² = (a - x)² + (b - y)² = 3² = 9

Expanding, substituting and using the fact that x = y, we
have :
a = (x² + 9)/2x and b = (x² + 7)/2x.
Since a² + b² = 25, substitute and solve for x.
You will get an equation quadratic in form, which is x⁴ - 34x² + 65 = 0. Using the quadratic formula, x² = 17 ± 4√14. The value 17 - √14 yields an area for the square which is too small to contain the line segments hence

x = (17 + 4√14)½ ≈ 5.65390392 units.
Nice work I will post mine using basic geometry soon
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 4:05pm On Apr 27, 2019
Martinez39:
The number (17 + 4√14)½ is exactly what I posted before but I pressed wrongly on my calculator and got an inaccurate decimal approximation. I will post my workings soon.
I observed that
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:55pm On Apr 27, 2019
Martinez39:
Cc. Ifada123

Calculator error.

X = (17 + 4√14)½ ≈ 5.65390392 units.
Correct now,
Show full workings
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:24pm On Apr 27, 2019
Martinez39:
I will wait for your solution.
Ok let others try it too,
I will drop solution later
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 1:22pm On Apr 27, 2019
Martinez39:
grin cheesy

X = (17 + 4√14)½ ≈ 4.68685711 units.
Try again sir
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 1:11pm On Apr 27, 2019
No delay.
If by 8pm not answer I will post solution
Education › Re: This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 1:08pm On Apr 27, 2019
Difficulty : Low
Anyone,
I am back let's kill this.
Education › This Is Not For Everyone (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 12:28pm On Apr 27, 2019
Find the value of x in the square

Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 12:25pm On Apr 27, 2019
Tumbs up,
Look forward to the next shape,
I am posting now
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 12:19pm On Apr 27, 2019
I think the question requires more details,
I just got the Shape, maybe there are more write up to it.
Sorry for the delay,
Further light gotten will be communicated
To you guys
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 12:16pm On Apr 27, 2019
Martinez39:
NB: I don't know basic geometry too well like ifada123 so I used coordinate geometry.

1) Place the diagram on a rectangle coordinate plane such that A is at the origin and AB lies on the positive x-axis. Finally let θ be the angle ∠EAF

2) Using θ, we have the coordinates of all points :
A(0, 0), E(4Cosθ, 4Sinθ), D(7Cosθ, 7Sinθ), C(7Cosθ + 3, 7Sinθ) & B(7Cosθ + 3, 0). The coordinates for F isn't given.

3) Using the aforementioned coordinates, the slope of the line through EC is
m = Sinθ/(1 + Cosθ)
The line through EF is perpendicular to the line through EC and hence has a slope
m' = -(1 + Cosθ)/Sinθ
Using the slope-point form, the equation of the line through EF is
(y - 4Sinθ) = [-(1 + Cosθ)/Sinθ](x - 4Cosθ) ---- (1)
The x-intercept of this line would give you the x-coordinate of F. Making y = 0 in (1), we have x = 4.
Therefore F is the point (4, 0)

4) Using the coordinates of point B and F, we have
(7Cosθ + 3) - 4 = 5.
Therefore Cosθ = 6/7. We have Sinθ = (√13)/7
Using this, we can evaluate the coordinates of points B, C, F and E. Doing this, we have
B(9, 0), C(9, √13), F(4, 0) & E( 24/7, (4√13)/7)

5) The area of the required region is the sum of the areas of EFC and CFB. Using these coordinates together with the distance formula,
EFC = ½(|EF|)(|EC|) = (2√22932)/49
CFB = ½(|CB|)(|BF|) = (5√13)/2
EFC + CFB = ( (5√13)/2 ) + ( (2√22932)/49 ) ≈ 15.1948232 units².

The area is 15.1948232 units².
You maybe right
I later found out my solution is inconsistent with geometry theorem.
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 7:16pm On Apr 26, 2019
Martinez39:
Nice to have you back. Show us your working. This question don all of us strong thing.
Ok sir
I will prepare solution soon,
If get home.
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:51pm On Apr 26, 2019
Sorry I reply late
Let's keep the workings coming
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:50pm On Apr 26, 2019
shegzy2009:
24.5 sq. units.
Try again sir
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:50pm On Apr 26, 2019
Martinez39:
NB: I don't know basic geometry too well like ifada123 so I used coordinate geometry.

1) Place the diagram on a rectangle coordinate plane such that A is at the origin and AB lies on the positive x-axis. Finally let θ be the angle ∠EAF

2) Using θ, we have the coordinates of all points :
A(0, 0), E(4Cosθ, 4Sinθ), D(7Cosθ, 7Sinθ), C(7Cosθ + 3, 7Sinθ) & B(7Cosθ + 3, 0). The coordinates for F isn't given.

3) Using the aforementioned coordinates, the slope of the line through EC is
m = Sinθ/(1 + Cosθ)
The line through EF is perpendicular to the line through EC and hence has a slope
m' = -(1 + Cosθ)/Sinθ
Using the slope-point form, the equation of the line through EF is
(y - 4Sinθ) = [-(1 + Cosθ)/Sinθ](x - 4Cosθ) ---- (1)
The x-intercept of this line would give you the x-coordinate of F. Making y = 0 in (1), we have x = 4.
Therefore F is the point (4, 0)

4) Using the coordinates of point B and F, we have
(7Cosθ + 3) - 4 = 5.
Therefore Cosθ = 6/7. We have Sinθ = (√13)/7
Using this, we can evaluate the coordinates of points B, C, F and E. Doing this, we have
B(9, 0), C(9, √13), F(4, 0) & E( 24/7, (4√13)/7)

5) The area of the required region is the sum of the areas of EFC and CFB. Using these coordinates together with the distance formula,
EFC = ½(|EF|)(|EC|) = (2√22932)/49
CFB = ½(|CB|)(|BF|) = (5√13)/2
EFC + CFB = ( (5√13)/2 ) + ( (2√22932)/49 ) ≈ 15.1948232 units².

The area is 15.1948232 units².
Try again sir
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 11:41pm On Apr 24, 2019
Martinez39:
Shapes are getting tougher.
Lol, then we are getting stronger,

Don't worry by tomorrow I will be post one with difficulty low and another high.
But let's kill this first sir
Education › Re: MATHSEND: A Mathematics Chatbot by ifada123: 10:48pm On Apr 24, 2019
Can it solve my shape?
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 10:13pm On Apr 24, 2019
Anyone?
Education › Re: Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 8:41pm On Apr 24, 2019
Please show your workings not just answers
Celebrities › Re: "Beauty, Brains And Power" - Tonto Dikeh Slays In Cleavage Baring Outfit by ifada123: 7:48pm On Apr 24, 2019
Tersorio:
she studied petrochemical engineering bro....I am sure she can handle that.
She can't
That thing is only for those that can think,
Of which I doubt she has that ability.
Education › Let The Real Beauty With Brain Show Themselves (mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 7:29pm On Apr 24, 2019
Show your maths skills

Celebrities › Re: "Beauty, Brains And Power" - Tonto Dikeh Slays In Cleavage Baring Outfit by ifada123: 6:56pm On Apr 24, 2019
.who dash you brain?
Brain way go format, headache go begin if she see something like this



Is that one a Brain?

Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 6:55pm On Apr 24, 2019
SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED,
NEXT SHAPE LOADING......
Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:11pm On Apr 24, 2019
@femi4
@oyekanwahab
@shezy2009
And
@everyone
Solution has been provided,
Look forward to my next shape
Feel free to ask questions on were is not clear and raise objection were you think is not right in my solution, so that we can iron things out.
Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 3:02pm On Apr 24, 2019
Solution

Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 6:13am On Apr 24, 2019
Anyone?
Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 8:49pm On Apr 23, 2019
oyekanwahab:
36 degree, (sum of angle in insolence triangle)
Try again sir
Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 8:41pm On Apr 23, 2019
Anyone?
Education › Re: Desire A Smart Kid? Aspiring Mom,dad & Pregnant Women Always Do This(mr Shape) by ifada123(op): 7:43pm On Apr 23, 2019
Should I bring solution?

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