Question

Help again..

Answer 1

I believe the answer would be 45.
Because you would divide 360/4 and then divide that by 2!!

Answer 2

@Ashleyisakitty

Answer 3

@YanaSidlinskiy

Answer 4

@xapproachesinfinity

Answer 5

should be 30 degrees

Answer 6

okay how..

Answer 7

i'm sorry 45

Answer 8

okay phew I was scared there for a second.

Answer 9

I'm drunk lol, the diameters are perpendicular to each other then the angle is 90

Answer 10

After you know how much degrees a quadrilateral is, divided by how many spaces there is.

Answer 11

okay..im confused..

Answer 12

exactly!

Answer 13

For a moment I was thinking about something else lol

Answer 14

How much degrees is there in a quadrilateral? Hahahha.

Answer 15

hahaha sounds a good question

Answer 16

360

Answer 17

let me make a guess lol, could be 360?

Answer 18

so...was my answer right or wrong..

Answer 19

Correct!

Answer 20

Lets see:) And how many angles is there?

Answer 21

4

Answer 22

360/4=??

Answer 23

90

Answer 24

well a quadrilateral could have angles that are greater or less than 90 but the total is still 360 degrees

Answer 25

So now..you would get half of 90 and its 45:) So..You're correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great job!!:)

Answer 26

thanks since you are so good with this do you find helping me with other questions..cause im so lost

Answer 27

@xapproachesinfinity

Answer 28

Yah go a ahead, I thought you were asking Yana lol

Answer 29

no haha I was asking you

Answer 30

ok so try to find out what a is using pythagorean theorem,
that little triangle has equal sides

Answer 31

How could you do that if you are only given the hypotenuse??

Answer 32

a^2 + a^2=r^2 how is this?

Answer 33

does is make sense

Answer 34

it

Answer 35

um not really.. I no that r would equal 6 when squared

Answer 36

know*

Answer 37

r^2=9.2=18 right but don't forget the LHS

Answer 38

oh god...so what is the answer?? What does LHS stand for?? Sorry If I am be annoying...

Answer 39

no problem my friend we are here to learn, I you don't know something stop me and ask.

Answer 40

so LHS stands for left hand side

Answer 41

a would be 9 then right? Oh okay thanks.

Answer 42

No, you a^2=9 not a

Answer 43

you are almost there continue

Answer 44

I mean a^2=9 not a

Answer 45

okay so knowing that a^2=9 what do you do next... do you plug it back into the a^2+a^2=9 equation??

Answer 46

No, now use square root of both sides you should get a=sqrt{9}

Answer 47

what is square root of 9

Answer 48

3

Answer 49

good! so... a= what

Answer 50

3

Answer 51

Great job! so we found a=3 so what do we do next

Answer 52

you would use the equation 1/2(r)(p)=Area.. I think

Answer 53

Now that we found a, we still need something because a is just half the length of that quadriletral

Answer 54

you need the length of a side

Answer 55

Not that equation, that's for only triangles

Answer 56

yes!

Answer 57

we found half of that length what do we do

Answer 58

now

Answer 59

we would add six again and the length would equal 12

Answer 60

no we add 3 we got 6, so the length is 6

Answer 61

one more step and done

Answer 62

we would just multiply 6 by 6 and the area would be 36

Answer 63

yay! great job

Answer 64

area= b^2, b is the length, you have done a great job

Answer 65

Oh good thanks! I have one more question..that I need help with if you don't mind helping that would be great but let me open it in a new post cause I want to give you two medals!

Answer 66

I'm sorry but im running out of time, I have to go for prayer and come back. really sorry
. I'm proud of you. you're learning fast

Answer 67

I'm doing Ramadan lol, So i need to go pray in the mosque ^^

Answer 68

aww okay thanks! have fun at prayer.

Answer 69

you are welcome, thanks^^