Add assumption that the bottom shaded triangle is a equilateral triangle and you would be able to solve it.
6 years ago
Alice Ng
How could we assume that? They did not mention
However, the height of the triangle is 7cm. Is there any way we can calculate more mathematically than to assume the base of triangle is 12/3=4cm (model ans is that btw)
6 years ago
Xavier Sng
It has been mentioned before in this forum that the original question states that an equilateral triangle is formed in the space bordered by the triangles A and B, and the bottom edge of the paper. Other forum contributors have also made calculations (with trigonometry) and found that it is simply not possible for the triangle in question to be equilateral.
6 years ago
Rajnikant Gupta
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Geometry and Measurement
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Rye Tan
Is the answer d ?
6 years ago
Rajnikant Gupta
no
6 years ago
Rajnikant Gupta
#Raymond i think you did it right .but could you please upload a clearer picture ,little more close up ..i really need help ...thank you
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
6 years ago
Rajnikant Gupta
your ans is ryt but i didn't get your explanation
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
I assume this is grade 8 Mathematics.
I got the various lengths through Pythagoras' Theorem and TOA CAH SOH. Since these are special angles, the ratios should be obtained easily. Finally, I applied the Trapezium Area Formula.
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
Are you an international student studying in Singapore? In NPS?
6 years ago
Rajnikant Gupta
no i am from india and i am not inter international student
6 years ago
Xavier Sng
6 years ago
Rajnikant Gupta
definitely very good explanation #Xavier...a good method for mcq ques because time limit matters in these kind of ques ...thank you very much