Kareayo:

Answer is ½(√2 - 2)

That will give a negative value boss.
Question requires solution

Mrshape:


That will give a negative value boss.
Question requires solution

I've corrected it. I will post the image nkw

Mrshape:






LEASE DROP SOLUTION WITH DIAGRAM

Question 25
A big circle is inscribed in a 1unit square, if four small circles were fit into the vertices of the square such that it torches the big circle and two sides of the square.
Find the sum of the radius of the big and small circles

Sum is about 0.9 units?

zizzley:


Sum is about 0.9 units?

lol smart guy.
Drop solution not computer visualization

Waiting for your solution boss you have giving them expo to some extent

0.9

Mrshape:

Lol.
I didn't ask for a question that is my slogan.
Answer 360

Dont mind me I thought you said we should post and and we will solve it. I dont think I can post any picture again.pls let us move on. Not everybody can solve this kind of problem. I can only produce the diagram but the solution I can't do that. I think only people who studied mathematics can decipher the question.

DarmosRaimos:
Dont mind me I thought you said we should post and and we will solve it. I dont think I can post any picture again.pls let us move on

Yeah but I got it

Mrshape:


lol smart guy.
Drop solution not computer visualization

Waiting for your solution boss you have giving them expo to some extent

Hehe did that cuz I couldn't get paper out look

smartblu:
0.9

you did hocupakus lol.
were did 6cr come from?

zizzley:


Hehe did that cuz I couldn't get paper out look

Very sorry sir.
But we need the critical analysis
that's the koko

Mrshape:

you did hocupakus lol.
were did 6cr come from?

I've gotten it. I will post it now

Mr shape Pls provide solution to this problem so that next time we see it we can solve. Let us move to the next question .

There was no 6 in my soln.
Big radius was 0.5
Small radius was 0.1 *4= 0.4
Sum =0.5+.4= 0.9

smartblu:
There was no 6 in my soln.
Big radius was 0.5
Small radius was 0.1 *4= 0.4
Sum =0.5+.4= 0.9

Boss how did you get 0.1

[h] can we move on? Or is someone close to getting the answer[/h]

Mrshape:

you did hocupakus lol.
were did 6cr come from?

Its not 6cr, its Bcr big circle radius

smartblu:
There was no 6 in my soln.
Big radius was 0.5
Small radius was 0.1 *4= 0.4
Sum =0.5+.4= 0.9

that 0.1 is not even correct if I can remember the last time I solved it r=0.0something

NEXT QUESTION LOADING.

MrShape do not forget to post next question loading. So that we can refresh and I must also say this their are many topics you can still include in junior and primary school mathematics. Since you refuse to provide solution to it.

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

0

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

2 or 1

DarmosRaimos:
MrShape do not forget to post next question loading. So that we can refresh and I must also say this their are many topics you can still include in junior and primary school mathematics. Since you refuse to provide solution to it.

In have posted next question loading it is above your comment

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

0 or infinity

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

Infinite

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

Infinity

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

Guy, how can 0 and infinity be added?

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

infinity

Mrshape:

question 25. What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

infinity

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

One cannot add any number with an infinite

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

be it a isosceles trapezium which have 1 line of symmetry and a Norma trapezium which have no line of symmetry you can't add any to infinity. Since a circle have infinite number of line of symmetry

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

Undefined

Mrshape:


question 25.
What is the sum of the lines of symmetry of a circle and a trapezium

indeterminate.