In attempting to finish the sequence, I realized that the triangles in the inner hexagon is decolored in the direction of the arrow I drew for the given elements of the sequence. Any tips on how to think systematically about similar problems since I am required in the exam to complete like...
As a biochemist, I deal with chirality of molecules all the time. If you have a tetrahedral molecule, for example a carbon atom, and all 4 vertices are labeled differently, as in different atoms on each one, then that molecule has a mirror-symmetric one that cannot be superimposed on the...
If I have a triangle on a sphere with two of its angles 90 degrees each, do I conclude that it's isosceles and that the shortest distance (on the sphere) beteeen the base and the vertix of the thid angle is 1/4 the circumference of a great circle on the sphere?
This is the picture I have in...
I don't want to post this in a math forum because it's very basic and I just want a straightforward answer, not something math heavy . What's the definition of angle in a cuved space embedded in a higher eucledian space? Like when I have a spherical surface in 3d eucledian space and want to work...
I have managed to get some of the required distances and angles. I have the distance ##a##, the velocity inside the mantle, the total radius of the Earth ##R_t## as well as mantle and core radii. I have also figured out the angle of incidence, however I cannot get the refracted angle with the...
There are 12 triangles (picture). We color each side of the triangle in red, green or blue. Among the $3^{24}$ possible colorings, how many have the property that every triangle has one edge of each color?
Hi! I need help with this exercise: A side of one equilateral triangle equals the height of a second equilateral triangle. Find the ratio of the perimeter of the larger triangle to that of the smaller. A "detailed solution" to be analysed by me then.
Answer: \[ 2/3 sqrt3 \]
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I am studying geometry with an app on my phone. There was a difficult problem, which had two different explanations for solving. I correctly understood one explanation. I reviewed later without memory of the problem at all. There was an obvious attempt from what was learned previously...
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I am a philologist who is fond of mathematics, but who unfortunately has just an elementary high school knowledge of them. I am translating La leçon de Platon, by Dom Néroman (La Bégude de Mazenc, Arma Artis, 2002), which deals with music theory and mathematics in the works of...
Three positive real numbers $a,\,b$ and $c$ are such that $a^2+5b^2+4c^2-4ab-4bc=0$. Can $a,\,b$ and $c$ be the lengths of the sides of a triangle? Justify your answer.
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A summer camp counselor wants to find a length, x,
The lengths represented by AB, EB BD,CD on the sketch were determined to be 1800ft, 1400ft, 7000ft, 800 ft respectfully
Segments $AC$ and $DE$ intersect at $B$, and $\angle AEB$ and $\angle CDE$ have the same measure...
Prove that two triangles with sides $a,\,b,\,c$ and $a_1,\,b_1,\,c_1$ are similar if and only if $\sqrt{aa_1}+\sqrt{bb_1}+\sqrt{cc_1}=\sqrt{(a+b+c)(a_1+b_1+c_1)}$.
It is pretty obvious that all right-angled triangles whose sides are integers will have areas which are also integers. Since either the base or height will be an even number, half base x height will always come out exactly.
However, I have only found one non-right-angled triangle where this is...
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We have a rectangle inside a semicircle with radius $1$ :
From the midpoint of the one side we draw a line to the opposite vertices and one line to the opposite edge.
Are the acute angles of the right triangles all equal to $45^{\circ}$ ? (Wondering)
All four triangles are...
This seems to be rather common GRE Exam Question
Which appears to harder that what it is
It looks like a similar triagle solution
$\dfrac{800}{7000}=\dfrac{x}{1400}$
I just started learning triple integrals. I don't know if this is right (I'm only concerned about the limits of the Integral)
Consider the case ## a>=b>=c ##
$$ P = \lim_{M \rightarrow +\infty} \frac { \int_{a=0}^M \int_{b=\frac a {1.1}}^a \int_{c= \frac a {1.1}}^b \, da \, db \, dc} {...
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Consider the two homothetic non congruent triangles, with their corresponding sides parallel to each other.
Prove that extended CE, extended DA and extended BF are concurrent.
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I can easily solve this using Desargues' theorem. The...
Please forgive me...I am not a mathematician, but I have a couple questions that have been puzzling me. In theory, can a circle be so large that connecting 3 points on that circle result in a degenerate triangle? If the length of a straight line drawn between two points on a circle is Planck...
In deciding which shape of ring I should use to secure an anchor to an anchor trolley I came across two choices, a circular ring or a triangular ring. While either will surely work, I began to wonder which would be more difficult to pull apart. Most of the information I found is about forces...
I used to think it was called Zeno's tower, but then realized I probably called it that because it reminded me of his paradox. I have been unable to find this shape on the internet, although I saw a small steel tower outside Stonybrook using this geometry.
I have attached an image of the basic...
Hi there! I haven't yet taken a trigonometry course (I'm in High-school), but I have an amateur interest in surveying. Recently I began thinking about how I could calculate the height of a point relative to me, or the distance of the object from me. Naturally, I immediately thought of the...
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I'm not a student, I'm just trying to figure out how to calculate coordinates on a globe, and I would like to ask for some help.
Let's say I have POINT A on the globe with the following coordinates:
POINT A
Latitude 45° 27' 50.95" N
Longitude 9° 11' 23.98" E
Also I have POINT B which...
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Vector A: 1.96N at 20° Vector B: 1.71N at 65°
There are different parts I did the graph part by hand. I am having trouble finding it analytically. We have to use cm for our triangle.
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Vector A: 1.96 cm at 20°
Vector B: 1.71 cm at...
Hi, the question is from Serge Lang - Basic mathematics, Page 171 exercise 6.
Thing to prove:
Let ΔPQM and ΔP'Q'M' be right triangles whose right angles are at Q and Q', respectively. Assume that the corresponding legs have the same length:
d(P,Q)=d(P',Q')
d(Q,M)=d(Q',M')
Then the right...
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1. [/B]In the figure below, AB=BC=CD. If the area of triangle CDE is 42, what is the area of triangle ADG.
See the attached figure
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I think we can start from area of triangle which is given by:
Area of triangle CDE = ½ * CE * DE
Or 42 = ½ * CE * DE...
Hello, took a year off school, now shaking the rust off. so according to the book using similar triangles d=9.6 I understand how they got the answer, but i used distance formula from the point to the origin and got 9.8 I checked 9.6 and it checks out with the numbers but Idk why using the...
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y-y1 = m (x-x1) ---> line equation
$$ (x - a)^2 + (y-b)^2 = r^2 $$ ---> circle equationThe Attempt at a Solution
I tried to draw the triangles using, (1, 3) (2, 4) and (0, b)
(0, b) is the tangent point to y-axisand used those points for making...
Is anybody familiar with any theory of integer cevians on equilateral triangles?
More specificaly, I was trying to find something about the number of integer cevians that divide the side in integer parts. Like, the eq triangle of side 8 have cevian 7 dividing one side into 3+5.
Only reference...
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In any triangle ABC, prove that $$a^2 b^2 c^2 \left (\sin {2A} +\sin {2B} + \sin {2C} \right) = 32 \Delta ^3$$
Here ##\Delta ## means the area of the triangle.Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
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In any triangle ABC, prove that $$ a^2 + b^2 +c^2 =4 \Delta (\cot {A}+\cot {B}+\cot {C}) $$
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Two spheres, with 0.5g each, are hanging by 30cm threads, tied on the same spot. The same electric charge is communicated to each sphere; in consequence, the threads move apart until they are about 60^\circ from each other. What is the value of the charge?
\theta =...
Okay, this might be a tad silly, but I cam across this graph/picture i my physics textbook, and for the life of me I can't figure out how to connect the two angles. Here, have a look:
It's not a big part of what the paragraph is about, so in theory I could just skip it, but it's been...
L1 [x,y]=[2,1]+r[-5,1]
L2 [x,y]=[1,4]+s[2,1]
L3 [x,y]=[3,5]+t[4,-5]
These three lines are sides of a triangle
find: 1)the perimeter of the triangle
2) The largest angle
3) the centroid of the triangle
so I converted the vector equations into parametric, and then made two of the x parametric...
24 points $A_1,A_2,-----,A_{24}$ equally divide the circumference of circle $O$
,any three of the 24 points will determine an inscribed triangle,
now how many triangles can be proclaimed as right angled ?
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So my school has this robotics club and we need to build a robot to climb a rope as well as do other things. But focusing on the rope climbing I need to design 2 plates that can support the weight of the robot (~150lbs)
The plates themselves are...
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1. Show that for an arbitrary uniform triangle ABC, with A at (x1, y1), B at (x2,y2), C at (x3, y3), the CM (xcm, ycm), is simply defined by xcm=(x1+x2+x3)/3, and ycm =(y1+y2+y3)/3
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xcm = 1/M * ∫xdm
ycm = 1/M * ∫ydm
M = ∫dm = ∫δdA where δ = M/A = dm/dA...
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I've encountered a question about electrostatic forces on vertices of an equilateral triangle and I believe that I solved it correctly but my Physics teacher has marked it as incorrect. Am I correct? Amy clue why my Physics teacher marked it wrong? This is the question and...
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Firstly this is not a homework question despite the problem appearing to be very homework like.
I work in engineering. I am trying to determine the amount of clearance I have from a point on the ground to a wall.
I have two points, Point A and Point B.
Point A is 30mm Higher...
I'm reading an old book about Thales (Greek geometry), and I can't understand what the next part means, and how to represent it graphically, could you help me? thanks:
It begin stating that if you divide an equilateral traingle with a perpendicular from a vertex on the opposite side, it'll be...
In the figure , the area of triangle $ABC$ is twice that of triangle $BCD$.USing the given information , find the ration of the area of the triangle $CFG$ to the area of triangle $BEG$
Hint- Use the midpoint theorem.
(Wave) Stuck in this problem & currently I have no workings to show.
I need help with the fourth part of this series of the questions,
Here's the copied figure
ii.
AM=MB (M midpoint)
NAM=MBP($90^\circ$)
AMN=BMP(vertically opposite)
$\therefore \triangle AMN \cong \triangle BMP \left(AAS\right)$iii.MN=MP (triangle AMN & triangle BMP congruent)
MC=MC (Common...