@darkknight Trying to give my brain some time to rest, mind helping me out with some Geometry? Maybe? Ehhhhh???
Yeah sure, Can you post?
Alright, so we just have to draw a composite shape, which includes 2 or more geometric shapes together. For example|dw:1606504419224:dw| Includes a rectangle and a square. For your problem we have to include one square one rectangle and a triangle so can you draw a composite shape with it. Be sure to draw in a coordinate plane
Finna draw gimmie a sec.
ight got u
This looks sloppy but here I go
Perfectly fine, now we have to find the perimeter of the shape so think you can do that?
To find the perimeter of a rectangle I do P = 2b + 2h. To find the perimeter of a polygon like a square I use + = a + b + c + d ... right?
for example try find the perimeter of a missile |dw:1606505707316:dw|
Sorry I was gone, so to find the perimeter you want to add up all the side lengths
So for example you want to only find the perimeter, so that is the side lengths of the composite shape, so for example you have this shape |dw:1606506342840:dw| Then add a, f, x, y and z to get your perimeter
@darkknight Trying to give my brain some time to rest, mind helping me out with some Geometry? Maybe? Ehhhhh??? this was posted by you ? i ve thought was by @Razor
hmm? I'm helping him
find the length of t |dw:1606506577670:dw|
umm, Jhonyy9 how does this relate to his question?
i think by this Trying to give my brain some time to rest, mind helping me out with some Geometry?
or something in this way ...
Awh, that's sweet. But that wasn't what I asked, sorry for the confusion, jhony.
a = 5, f = 7, x = 12, y = 15, and z = 15. That's what I got. So 5 + 7 + 12 + 15 + 15
perimeter = 54
hmm, check again, it seems like y = 10 not 15, and also z wouldn't be a whole number
Confused on what z would =
alright, so its a triangle at this point |dw:1606507681575:dw| Using Pythagorean theorem, the side z is sqrt(5^2+5^2) = 5 times sqrt(2)
25 :thonk: But you said it isn't a whole number
hold up
I have a screaming headache so brain capacity is low right now. And my PC is hecka slow so it takes time for me to submmit answers/replies. I apologize, bud.
nah its all good, so basically we were finding the perimeter, you did they all right except for y, which should have been 10 not 15, and z isn't gonna be a whole number, do you know why that is, Pythagorean theorem?
\[c = {a^2 + b^2}\]
a^2 = 5 and b^2 = 5 so the answer is 7.07 :o
correct there, z is 7.07m, now find the perimeter by adding side lengths up
41.07
yes, correct for the perimeter, now the area next
lol?
When you come back Razor tell me what you get/what you are stuck on
Area of triangle = 12.5, triangle = 35, and square = 25. Adding all that up I got 72.5
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sorry i wasn't paying attention
yep correct, and you meant the rectangle is 35 units squared not the triangle lol
Just show your work on that piece of paper and you are done. Good job Razor. :)
Yeyeye Took me an hour and a half because of lag but we did it :o and noice you got 3 medals.
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