#circle
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The circle it is referring to with radius 10 is the quarter circle.
Hope that helps!
How would you solve it afterwards?
I’m actually extremely curious, I know there is another way, but my only idea would be to rotate 45 degrees and use an integral
Actually, after looking at it some more I'm not sure how to solve it either...I wonder what the solution is.
Were you able to solve it?
I wonder if that is the solution..
Answer (1 of 4): Point D is at (0,0). Corners of square are at (1,1), (1,-1), (-1,-1), and (1,-1). A and B are the two intersection points of circles x^2 + y^2 = 1 and (1-x)^2 + (1+y)^2 = 4. Expand the second equation and replace x^2 + y^2 with 1 to get the line y= x + 1/2 which includes points A...
here’s a solution I found on quora
Oh wow it's quite long
Cough cough
im currently looking into it
and ive got a quartic equation i need the roots of oh god
im trying to find the two intersection points of the circle so i can integrate distance from a middle point to a circle edge at an angle
Find the area of the quarter circle and then the area of inscribed circle and subtract quarter circle with inscribed circle
Radius of inscribed circle would be 5 cm
And the radius of quarter is given
But
Wait mb
i dont think you can just subtract them lmao
Nah it won’t work srry
Yeahh xd
you prob saw wrong or smthn, we all do it every once in awhile
👍
We need an eq
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xbmhg1bsuy heres what ive got so far
im trying to find where the 2 circles intersect
so i can use an integral to find the area
Local maxima can be used and then the eq for the curve
But it will make it more complex
im gonna be honest with you, i dont know exactly what im doing
xD
but i have an idea
ye but i could just use an integral with stuff and bam area if i know how to do it
Dude then how will you get the equation
For that particular curve
because its a circle
i can just make a line at an angle and see when it is on the perimeter
Hmm
It may take time
ive already almost got the coordinates of the intersection points
Hmm
so those will be our bounds for our angle
or the arctangent of the thing to make angle stuff
Okay I got it
now
to deal with quartic equation
oh one of the roots is at the center of the circle
so thats somewhat convenient
wait a minute
how will we find distance from large circle from centerpoint of small circle at an angle
bro my constant term is 6400
wait nvm
wait yeah
Well done
now to find what y is
using this
this thing scares me
bro 💀
this hurts my eyes
LMAO 💀💀
i had to put it into desmos dude
There's no way you're solving that manually
and then remember which ones are + and -
what out of spite? hell nah
wait oh hell
i just
realized something
i might have to.
because desmos cannot deal with imaginary numbers.
No I'm just saying..
Oh...oof.
I HAVE MADE A GRAVE MISTAKE
OH NO
I SIMPLIFIED SOMETHING WRONG
2 HOURS OF WORK AGO
WTF WHY WOULD YOU SPEND 2 HOURS ON THIS
Looks like you'll be on this for a while
yeah.
xDD
im persistent though
actually tho
if im gonna be an engineer i gotta deal with this stuff
so
For sure if you spent that much time 👍
dude i probably have 3000+ hours in desmos
ok maybe not that many
but probably more than a thousand
Lol ok
i have spent 3 weeks now trying to solve my pronblem
pronblem
bor
nevermind
there was going to be a point to my rambling
but i misspelled problem twice
and forgot
oh my god its not even quartic
Lmao
im realizing now there would probably be an easier way to do this
so i dont have to integrate an angle
itll just be 2 integrals
or 3
That thing looks ghastly, are you absolutely sure you calculated it correctly?
You wouldn't want to waste time on a dysfunctional integral
I modeled it on a program and then got another program to evaluate it and it’s correct
I just need to understand how to evaluate it
You don’t have to use this much of brain for this
This problem I guess is an exam related problem and you have to manage time for it
There maybe a way instead of going to integrals
Those bounds scare me
its like 14.6
or smthn
there is a way without calc
its just
way too many separate things
its like finding a bunch of areas of a circle around a certain point
here ill just make a graph of it real quick
Bro. I don’t know whether to have immense respect or fear for the fact that you didn’t sleep to do math
and its a regular event.
i have trouble sleeping when i have a problem i havent solved
Did you sleep at all? I hope you’re okay 🥺
I just can’t fathom not sleeping to do math
Usually I just play video games or watch tv
Or study bio
Math is not it for me
im alr i love math
That’s good! I wish I was the same because I don’t
usually i have more fun when working on an interesting problem
especially because i can model things on desmos
BRO
it was more of a desmos issue tho
trying to get it to recognize if a square root was rational
I uh cannot relate
I try to minimize the time I have to spend on desmos
I have spent hours searching google scholar and reading articles for a review of the Bee Movie though
So I understand unnecessary effort
yes.
Just in a different discipline
I love math but I can still sleep when I haven't solved a problem...albeit I get straight to it in the morning.
It might also have something to do with insomnia
I’m just surprised I caught you while you were typing as I got on discord
Oh lol
I always check discord in the morning
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/sf0mvwohlj heres the other way to solve the thing i was talking about
but i figure to someone who can reliably do integrals
that the calculus approach is simpler
which is odd
but as it turns out calculus is useful
Oh ya you can find area, then find area within a chord, then reduce that area
Actually even I might be able to solve it that way
yeah but you can have a certain fraction of a circle
But it's gonna be a lot of steps
and then just the triangles
to get full area
if you go in the graph you can also drag the line
the other reason i went calc approach is i didnt have paper
within close proximity
I have to go now but I'll try it using a different approach later
This prob solved?
.solved?
No it hasn't been solved yet
Didn’t someone find a quora answer?
Yes but the actual owner of the thread hasn't replied saying they were able to solve it.
Obviously a mod could close the thread but I'm no mod
So we have to wait for the owner of the thread to do .solved
Thanks for telling me! I had no idea how the forums worked
@supple python I have finally solved this problem so I will post my solution here later. It is indeed a lengthy procedure but I figured it out. Btw, the variable h holds the exact value of the answer if you are still interested.
@waxen rapids is this what I ended up solving?
Yes lol
@median bear here's a breakdown of the solution #math-discussion message
It's discussed in the thread link I shared
i do not have access
No it's a channel role thing
You have to remove the studying role and reveal social channels
Do you know how to do that?
i have no clue
Change your roles here:
but i didnt know how to solve final integral
You should be able to view the channel after you change your roles
@supple python you need this
yeah i fixed
i like looking at the desmos graph
then just microsoft paint labels
Ok do you have access now?
yes
Oh ok
it seems pretty straight forwards
Idk what that is
just parts of a circle
also oh my god
ive learned integration by power rule
and somehow didnt realize the ability to find the area of a circular arc
which somewhat frightens me
because it should have clicked in my brain immediately
This was my longest step although I kept going in circles
The majority of the time I took was wasted on repeated steps lol
because circles can also be written as +- sqrt(r^2 - x^2)
Because it's 2 circles, I found the chord first and then substituted it back into the equation for the intersection points
i dont know anything about chords
so far ive just used distances of coordinates
which might make stuff like this get messy
i still havent found the exact expression for the lines
and there are 4 different possibilites
and im not even sure they quadratic
So like for the circles x^2+y^2=25 and (x-5)^2+(y+5)^2=100, the equation of the chord would be y=5/2x, and then you substitute 5/2x in for y in either of the equations for the intersection points.
Basically y=5/2x is the solution to x^2+y^2-25=(x-5)^2+(y+5)^2-100
Dw I calculated the equations of all the lines in this and it definitely took me a while
dang
The total time I took is probably 1 to 1.5 hrs
To solve it
When I actually sat down to look at it
oh thats not that bad
considering that ive spent like 6 hours on making a table on desmos
I'm honestly a little bit surprised because no one at school had any idea how to solve it
Dw I think we both overcomplicated it a lot
What does it do?
it takes a number that is a product of two prime numbers to certain powers
so its basically finding all the factor pairs
with a number which has 2 different numbers as prime factors
Oh cool
it also tells you if its a perfect square, cube
and however far you want to go
with a slider
you can drag things
you can move the sliders
Nice
im proud of it
Lol yes I can see that
but multiplying the red number by the blue one will yeild the original one
Ok well it's 11:35pm here for me so gn or gm
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This is my unsimplified result. It is also the exact value of the answer.
Wolfram Alpha gave me this:
That would be spamming. So no.
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Btw, when you were solving the problem I forgot to tell you the given information.
So you could slightly simplify your answer considering r=5.