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    Weights of The Tetrahedrons Is 100 Grams and Both Solids Are Made Up of The Same Material, Find Their Individual Weights

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    1) The weights of the two tetrahedrons are in a ratio of 1:27 since their volumes have that ratio and they are made of the same material. 2) Setting up an equation for the sum of the weights equaling 100 grams and solving gives weights of 3.57 grams and 96.43 grams. 3) The side length of an equilateral triangle circumscribed about a circle with radius 10m is 34.64m. 4) The area of the hexagon inscribed in a circle with area 33.16 square units is 27.42 square units.

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    1) The weights of the two tetrahedrons are in a ratio of 1:27 since their volumes have that ratio and they are made of the same material. 2) Setting up an equation for the sum of the weights equaling 100 grams and solving gives weights of 3.57 grams and 96.43 grams. 3) The side length of an equilateral triangle circumscribed about a circle with radius 10m is 34.64m. 4) The area of the hexagon inscribed in a circle with area 33.16 square units is 27.42 square units.

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    1) The weights of the two tetrahedrons are in a ratio of 1:27 since their volumes have that ratio and they are made of the same material. 2) Setting up an equation for the sum of the weights equaling 100 grams and solving gives weights of 3.57 grams and 96.43 grams. 3) The side length of an equilateral triangle circumscribed about a circle with radius 10m is 34.64m. 4) The area of the hexagon inscribed in a circle with area 33.16 square units is 27.42 square units.

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    Problem # 45: The corresponding edges of two regular tetrahedrons are 1 cm and 3 cm.

    If the sum of the


    weights of the tetrahedrons is 100 grams and both solids are made up of the same material, find their
    individual weights.
    Solutions:
    W1 + W2 = 100g Equation 1
    Volume of a regular tetrahedron:

    √2 3
    V= ( a)
    12
    Through ratio and proportion:

    V 1 √2
    = ¿¿
    V 2 12
    V1 1
    =
    V 2 27
    w w
    But, ρ= ; v=
    v ρ
    W1
    ρ 1 W1 1
    = ; =
    W 2 27 W 2 27
    ρ
    Through cross multiplication:

    27W1 = W2

    27 W1 - W2 = 0 Equation 2

    Through trial and error or MODE 5,1:

    W1 = 3.57 grams

    W2 = 96.43 grams
    Problem # 46: If an equilateral triangle is circumscribed about a circle of radius of 10m, determine the
    side of the triangle.
    Solution:
    Because it is an equilateral triangle:
    a = b= c and each corner is 60°

    Area of the triangle:

    A=rs
    r
    Wherein,
    r = 10 m and
    a+ b+c
    s=
    2

    60°
    Then,

    a+a+ a
    A=r (
    r
    )
    2
    1 2 a+ a+a
    a sin 60 °=r ( )
    2 2 60 ° 60 °

    1 2 a+ a+a
    a sin 60 °=10( )
    2 2
    1 2
    a sin 60 °=5(3 a)
    2
    1 2
    a sin 60 °=15 a
    2
    sin 60° 2
    a −15 a=0
    2

    Through calculator manipulation or MODE 5:3,


    x=0m
    x = 34.64 m
    Problem # 47: Find the area of the hexagon inscribed in a circle with an area of 33. 16 square units.
    Solutions:
    The area of the circle:
    Ac = 33.16 square units

    But,

    Ac =π r 2
    2
    60°
    33.16=π r
    r =3.2488units
    60° 60°
    In a polygon,
    n=6
    360 °
    θ=
    n
    360 °
    θ=
    6
    θ=60 °

    The area of a polygon, 60°


    r 2 nsinθ
    Ap=
    2

    ( 3.2488 )2 (6)sin ⁡60 °


    Ap=
    2
    A p =27.42 square units

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