#Find the area of AON
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Find the area of AON
Well what 2 triangles can we prove similar
None.
Looking at angle properties in parallel lines, since this is a square
I would do AON and BOC
You can't prove similarity by looking lol
Ok
Do you know the vertical angles theorem
Let me check the theorem rq
You need to know 2
Vertical angles theorem and alternate interior angles
Yeah i know tjat
Ok
So after finding a pair of vertical angles and another pair of alternate interior angles
You can prove the two triangles similar
And we have a side on both
So you can tell me the ratio
Ok
And now we can prove the pair of vertical angles with AON and BOC
Do you see those angles
You mean these?
Yeah
Oh
So you mean to say that,
2/3a / ON = BO / a ?
Or is it other way around
Well they are just similar that the side lengths of AON are 2/3 the corresponding side lengths of BOC
Lmao
Is it other way around
Ok so we find the area of AON in terms of a right
Yea
2/3a /AO = OC / a
a / OC?
Alright so we are trying to find the area of AON right
Yeah
So
Let’s draw a line straight down from O to the line AD
And it is perpendicular to OD and makes a right angle
Call this point F
Ok
Tell me when you are finished with that
Ok
So we calculate the area of AON by AN * OF * 1/2 right
Where * is multiplication
Mhm
True
And we draw a line straight through FO to the other side
That would be the altitude of BOC
Yes
Because of our similarity laws we know OF = 2/3 OG
Okay
2/3 OF + OF = a?
Ok
Yes
No
A is multiplied twice
Also I wrote an expression wrong my bad
You still got it right though
Yes
Alright
Whatd you want me to thank
The jumping bean
A jumping bean
Lol
No thanks i'll thank the state for their hard work
Do you know how to close the post
Yo
Ok
Then i have to nominate u
No
You having fun saved me a lot of torture lol
Lol
Caught another mistype Lol
Alr
Lmk if you want me to
Close the post
I've pretty much wrote down
All the important stuff
To memorize
What
I mistyped the last thing
I said OG = 2/3 OF
and i still managed to write it correctly
Cuz that means you know what you are doing
I didn't write it correctly
Indtead of
OF
it should've been OG then
Or
Vice versa
Nah its fine
But hopefully this helped
Somehow,
We managed to get the right
Answer
With wrong steps
To make the whole thing correct it should've been OG = 2/3 OF
Well it’s not wrong steps
But it doesnt
Just a mistype
I guess so
Nah other way
Yeah
OG is the bigger side
Im curious as to how you guys are taught to approach this problem
What does your teacher say
Because you seemed to know the theorems but not how to apply them
Ok
Nvm its 10
Alr I am grateful for the help
Got the same situation here
Just need to find OF
And we're good to go
The answer is
3/14a^2
this is a square right?
Yup
i would just hard coordbash this /hj
Idk if op knows coordbash though
Yeah, not tought
Hey do you know how to solve by assigning coordinates and calculating slope
If used I'll be accused of cheating
Damn
Nope.
Formulas
Strictly
And maybe some logic
Whats more infuriating
We just went through a similar
Problem
Except this one is just a kick below the belt
Isn't it possible to just
Find the area of ADK
And the area of BDC
And just subtract
AOD
What's BOA tho
Can’t we use the 3/5a from the altitude
Ok
Okay nah im brute forcing and just pulling a lazy trick
Gonna write an answer without steps
See how she likes it
What
Let me coordbash one sec
Alr
Yes please
Ok
Gimme 1 sec so I can type faster
ok im back
ok so I will give coordinates for the vertices
A = (0,0) ---> B = (0,3) ---> C = (3,3) ---> D = (3,0)
K = (3,2)
we need to find O and F
do you understand?
So far
ok
Yes
so first we calculate the equations for the lines AK and BD
so we have the points
A is (0,0)
and K is (3,2)
so the slope of AK is (2-0)/(3-0)
= 2/3
nothing else
so the equation of line AK is y = 2/3 x
and we have
B = (0,3) and D = (3,0)
slope is (0-3)/(3-0)
= -1
so we have y = -x
and then we need to add 3 to get the correct y value
so the equation for line BD is y = -x + 3
do you understand so far?
Yes
ok
so we need to calculate their intersection to find the coordinates of O
so since they are both equal to y
we say y = -x + 3, and y = 2/3x
yea
and you get -x + 3 = 2/3x
5/3x = 3
x = 9/5
so that is the x coordinate
we need the y
Ahuh
dw about the a yet
so we have 3 * 6/5 * 1/2
ill input it later
i plugged in a as 3
so thats 9/5
right
1/5 a^2 = (3^2) * 1/5
= 9/5
same answer
therefore
the answer should be 1/5 a^2
Guess that's the true answer
how many do you have left
I'll write that down and go to sleep
np
Curious as to what your teacher said though or what your classmates got
I have the step by step explanation
Managed to do the other 5 problems
By my self
With correct answers
Im proud of myself :3
Oh right i forgot
She said there illogical
Info
In it
It aint right, the problem itself is not right
@mint crater
So avoid it entirely
Nice
What do you need help with
,rotate
Solve -3|x|+2|x-5| if
If?
Wdym solve
Do you know how your teacher or someone did it
Because
We are just given an inequality equal to nothing
Cant seem to remember
Yeah i'll ignore that one ig
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