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<span>Using: a^2 + b^2 = c^2 (pythagoras theorem)
where 'a' and 'b' are the legs of a right triangle, c is the hypotenuse
</span><span>compare the triangle I just drew to the triangle you have for your problem
</span><span>you'll see that a = unknown b = 18 c = 36
</span><span>a=18sqrt3
=31.2</span>
where 'a' and 'b' are the legs of a right triangle, c is the hypotenuse
</span><span>compare the triangle I just drew to the triangle you have for your problem
</span><span>you'll see that a = unknown b = 18 c = 36
</span><span>a=18sqrt3
=31.2</span>
1. Check the picture attached. We can calculate the area of the orange region G by dividing it into right triangles with both legs equal to 1.
Area of one triangle is 1/2*1*1=1/2 units square.
There are 9 in total, so area G = 9/2 units square.
2. The square has side length equal to 10, so the square area is 100 units square.
3. P(landing in G)=Area of G/total area= (9/2)/100=9/200= 0.045
Area of one triangle is 1/2*1*1=1/2 units square.
There are 9 in total, so area G = 9/2 units square.
2. The square has side length equal to 10, so the square area is 100 units square.
3. P(landing in G)=Area of G/total area= (9/2)/100=9/200= 0.045