Answer:
(–3, 4) and (1,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is as follow
sin60° = 400√3 / H1, implies H1= 400√3 / sin60° <span>
sin30° = </span>400√3 / H2, implies H2= 400√3 / sin30° <span>
and the if the distance is D,
so we can find D such that D= H2 - H1=</span>400√3 / sin30° - 400√3 / <span>sin60°
D= </span>400√3(1/sin30° - 1/ sin60°)=400√3(2-1.15)=338.11<span>√3</span>
SA= Lateral Area + Area (of base)
Lateral area = perimeter of base x height
An isosceles triangle has two congruent base segments. The hypotenuse of an isosceles right triangle is (length of base segment) x (the square root of 2). I did the math for you (shown above) to get 5 as a base.
So 5 + 5 + square root of 50 is your perimeter
Multiply the perimeter times your height (8) and you get the lateral area.
Add your lateral area to the base area (triangle = 1/2 bh)
LA = 136.568...
Area of Triangle base = 12.5
Surface area = 149.068... square cm
Answer:
C and D
Step-by-step explanation:
We can see that the base of the bigger triangle is 6. Based on the straight sides adjacent to the hypotenuse, the bigger one's height is 6 and the smaller one's is 3. This means that the smaller one is half the size of the bigger one. This means that if the bigger base is 6, the smaller one is 3. Since it is 3, we move 3 spaces left from point Z to get point Y. If you moved 3 spaces left, it would be (-5,2). You can also move 3 spaces right and then your Y point would be at (1,2) so C and D are the 2 possible answers.
To find the value of C: Use the Pythagorean Theorem
4^2 + 3^2 = c^2
16 + 9 = c^2
25 = c^2
sqrt of 25 = c
c = 5