(A picture of a triangle that looks like an equilateral with side T )
(a picture of a square with side S)
If the 2 region above have the same area, what is the ratio T:S?
answer is 2: 4 SQRT 3
now how on earth do you get that from a figure?
same area B(H)/2 S^2
so, 4(4)/2=8 4^2=8
SO 4:4 .......i DONT KNOW PLEASE HELP
ratio with geometry
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Area of the square = S^2
Area of the equilateral triangle = Sqrt(3)/2 T^2
These two are equal => S^2= Sqrt(3)/2 T^2
=> S^2/T^2 =Sqrt(3)/2
=> S/T = Sqrt (Sqrt(3)/2)
T/S = Sqrt (2/Sqrt(3))
Please upload the picture to check if the triangle is really equilateral ...
Area of the equilateral triangle = Sqrt(3)/2 T^2
These two are equal => S^2= Sqrt(3)/2 T^2
=> S^2/T^2 =Sqrt(3)/2
=> S/T = Sqrt (Sqrt(3)/2)
T/S = Sqrt (2/Sqrt(3))
Please upload the picture to check if the triangle is really equilateral ...
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