rachelmaddie
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Finding the exact circumference of each circle using the given inscribed and circumscribed polygon.I really need help with applying the method for #8 and 10.View attachment 14049
Can you elaborate?The diameter of the circle in #8 = \(\displaystyle \sqrt{9^2 + 9^2} \) .......................Why?
Look at the given figure carefully .....Can you elaborate?
I don’t understand your questionLook at the given figure carefully .....
Do you see an isosceles triangle?
Do you see a right-angled-triangle?
Now think and try to elaborate!
Both sides of the triangle are congruentI don’t understand your question
Are you looking at the figure for #8 - in the attachment you had posted??I don’t understand your question
What are the lengths of those sides (according to the figure)?Both sides of the triangle are congruent
9 inchesWhat are the lengths of those sides (according to the figure)?
What is the angle between those congruent sides?
Subhotosh, I too am not seeing what you are trying to say, but then again most times I miss the obvious. Please look at the diagram again and let me know if I am missing something.The diameter of the circle in #8 = \(\displaystyle \sqrt{9^2 + 9^2} \) .......................Why?
And the angle between those sides = ?9 inches
It’s not given?And the angle between those sides = ?
Ohh 90 degrees!And the angle between those sides = ?