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May 25, 2013

Posts by Damon


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math
If your radius is to the center of each side then tan (360/2n) = 5/13.07 180/n = 20.93 n = 8.59 sides I doubt if that is what it means so use my previous answer.

math
If your radius is to the corners, then 10 = 2* 13.07 sin (180/n) sin (180/n) = .382555 180/n = 22.5 n = 8 sides 360/8 = 45 = top angle of each isoceles triangle half of that has hpotenuse of 13.07 and base of 5 area of each of those 16 triangles = (1/2) (5)(13.07 cos 22.5) = 3...

math
radius to what where with center where?

algebra
(Y2 - Y1 ) / (X2 - X1) = (6 +6)/(1 + 3) =12/4 = 3

math
If your radius is to the corners, then 10 = 2* 13.07 sin (180/n) sin (180/n) = .382555 180/n = 22.5 n = 8 sides 360/8 = 45 = top angle of each isoceles triangle half of that has hpotenuse of 13.07 and base of 5 area of each of those 16 triangles = (1/2) (5)(13.07 cos 22.5) = 3...

math
I did not answer this earlier because it makes no sense. A regular polygon is not a circle and has no radius. Do you mean a circle passing through the midpoints of the sides or through the corners or what ?

Nor do I
Check for typos please

LOGICAL PUZZLE
6-10+12 = 8 No first down yet

math
whoops, range is 3 to 33 because y = 3 when x = 0

math
Oh, well you have to give me the whole question apples = m * sacks + b y = m x + b 33 = m * 3 + 3 m = 30/3 = 10 apples/sack range is 0 to 33 and domain 0 to 3

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