#In the diagram, the circle has radius √5. Rectangle ABCD has C and D on the circle...
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Does anyone know how to solve this kind of problem? I'm so stuck at this... I've tried to solve that but can't find any solutions... I really appreciate whoever is willing to help me... Thank you 🙏
Umm i am in grade 9
I can help u a bit I guess
AB=4AD
So a derivation is that Ad=ab/4
You can use this green right triangle to find the length of either AB or AD
Once you get either one of them, you can find the other and then find the area
AHH I SEEEE... Thank you very much 🙏
Is this correct?
I got the same resultt!! :D
Yep, it’s correct
Yea
Niceee. Now i understandd... thank you so much @fast mirage
No problem
Thank you for @ashen elm too.. you guys help me so much 🙏
Hey can u give me some more questions like this
@haughty spoke
I need to improve my geometry basics this quesiton took me 30 mins which is way too long
:+((
Three equal circles are placed in the ABC triangle, each of which touches two sides of the triangle.
All three circles have one common point. Find the radii of these circles if the radii of the circumscribed and inscribed circles of the ABC triangle are equal to R and r.
Well .. You're still better than me ... It took me about 4 days no sleep to figure it out bruh :)
Bro I really suck in circles I need to them in 1 to 2 mins as i am olympiad student
😦 bad for me atleast
You're olympiad student??? Damnnn that's awesome brooo!
Please teach me mathh.. i'm so suck at math 😭🙏