#Geometry problems
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you can just give us the pictures here, we dont have to dm
ur good, give me a min to understand this
ok for the first one, im pretty sure AB would equal both of the radii added together
its been a while since i took geometry so i could be wrong
im not too sure what to do for 10
yeah not too sure what to do for the rest either, but i do wish you luck
sry i couldnt be of more use 🙂
im not sure if im right, but
for 10
I think u find length AO
and since both AO and OC have the same length (both the radius)
you set AO=OC and find CQ. Multiply it by 2 to get answer
11 just use the 1:2:sqrt(3) ratio to solve it
12 a) just try your best to make it clear
12 b) sketch a 2d version, and use pythagorean theorem
13 use 1:2:sqrt(3) ratio to first solve for TS and then use pythagorean theorem to find PS mulitply by 2 to get answer
14 I think if you think through it you got it. You're almost there
15 try drawing a line perpendicular to one of the sides from one of the mini circles, and then I think its easy to see that all you need to do is to use 1:2:sqrt(3) ratio to get the answer
but dont forget to add the radius