Friday, 9 November 2018

My observation

Three consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression can represent three sides of a triangle provided that their smallest term is greater than the common difference.

Saturday, 4 August 2018

Wednesday, 20 June 2018

How to draw 90 degrees angle quickly without using protractor?

Draw 90 degrees angle:
1) Take any point B.
2) Draw a horizontal line.
3) Take any point D say to right of B, say at a distance 5 cm from B.
4) Take any ​radius more than half 
​of​ BD say 3 cm and draw arcs with center B & D on upper part of seg BD.
5) Name the point of intersection of arcs as A.
6) Draw a ray from D to A so that it extends beyond A, above B and to the left of B. 
7) With point A as center and radius equal to AD, draw an arc PQ to cut the ray DA at point C.
8) Join C & B.
9) Angle CBD = 90 degrees. i.e. CB is perpendicular to BD.
This construction is based on following properties and theorem respectively:
(1) In right angled triangle, median on hypotenuse is half the hypotenuse.
(2) Angle inscribed in a semi-circle is 90 degrees

Tuesday, 22 May 2018

Cube root by long division method

Method of cube root by long division method is similar to method of square root by long division method except:
1) in stead of adding the latest quotient part we have to add take full quotient
2) in stead of adding the number before multiplication we have to:
2a) find 300 x quotient square
2b) 30 x quotient 
2c) take a judgement from step 2a) whiat will be next number
2d) multiply 2b) by that number
2e) take square of that number
2f) Add answers of 2a) 2 d) and 2e) and
2g) multiply 2f) by that number ( step 2c)'s judgement )
Any way the steps are re-written in order:
(1) Make groups of 3 digits starting from right-most (unit place digit) number.
(2) take the left-most group. It may have 1,2 or 3 numbers or digits
(3) find the largest cube less than this number.
(4) Subtract it from step (2)'s number. Write in quotient's place cube root of the number whose cube you have just now subtracted.
(5) Bring the next group of 3 numbers down i.e. write it besides the subtraction(remainder)  of the last step.
(6) Next number b you have to find such that [300 x a2 + 30a x b + b2] x b should be less than (as we have been doing in normal division method) (not much less than) this number.
Here "a"  is the quotient (answer of cube root) you have got till now.
(7a) Continue the procees by taking the steps (5) and (6) . If the given number is known to be a perfect cube or is a perfect cube, your process will stop when you come to last group of 3 digits.
In other words, continue the process till your last number lets you continue.
(7b) If the given number is not a perfect cube then you have to continue the process till you get 1 more place than the number of decimal points upto which you want accuracy.
Hope I have explained the method clearly.

2 3 1 1 2 Working for for Step 1
2 12 345 678 910 111 Working for Step 2 0 0 0
Step 1 8 1 1 1
4 345 a= 2 2 8 2
4345 b= 3 3 27 3
Step 2 4167 300a2 1200 3.620833 4 64 4
178 678 30a 60 30ax b 180 5 125 5
178678 b2 9 6 216 6
Step 3 159391 300a2+30ab+b2 Total 1389 7 343 7
19287 910 (300a2+30ab+b2) x b 4167 8 512 8
19287910 9 729 9
Step 4 16015231
3272679 111 Working for Step 3
Step 5 3272679111 23
3204709928 a= 23
67969183 b= 1
300a2 158700 1.125885
30a 690 30ax b 690
b2 1
300a2+30ab+b2 Total 159391
(300a2+30ab+b2) x b 159391
Working for Step 4
a= 231
b= 1
300a2 16008300 1.204869
30a 6930 30ax b 6930
b2 1
300a2+30ab+b2 Total 16015231
(300a2+30ab+b2) x b 16015231
Working for Step 5
a= 2311
b= 2
300a2 1602216300 2.042595
30a 69330 30ax b 138660
b2 4
300a2+30ab+b2 Total 1602354964
(300a2+30ab+b2) x b 3204709928
12345678910111
Cube root  23112.04241

Hemant's unique method

Quadratic Equations by Completing Square Method

Sums on Geometry chapter Circle


Wednesday, 9 May 2018

Squares of 1001 to 1031

Trick to remember squares of selected 4 digit numbers starting from 1000 till 1031.

Write "10", to its right double of last 2 digits from  given number say ex. 1024. Then 2x24=48.

to the right of this "1048" write square of 24 i.e. 576.
your answer is 1048576.


Friday, 20 April 2018

Triangle Similarity Pythagoras Theorem HOTS

HOTS

If ABC is a triangle, P, Q & R are midpoints of sides AB, AC and BC respectively. If AS is perpendicular to BC then prove that PQRS is a cyclic quadrilateral.
Hint:
The proof is based on:
1) midpoint theorem
2) In right angled triangle, median on hypotenuse is half the hypotenuse.
3) Two triangles with common base and equal opposite angles form cyclic quadrilateral.

Sunday, 11 March 2018

How to decide dimensions of cyclic quadrilateral?

Circle with center O   PQ = a QR=b RS=c SP=d              
Radius of circle R 5     Sin R Sin theta Cos R Cos theta Height of isosceles triangle Angle between Radius & side    
Angle bet P & Q    60 30 0.523599 0.5 2.5 0.866025 4.330127 4.330127019 60 Angle OPQ  
Angle bet Q & R   120 60 1.047198 0.866025404 4.330127 0.5 2.5 2.5 30 Angle OQR  
Angle bet R & S   90 45 0.785398 0.707106781 3.5355339 0.707107 3.535534 3.535533906 45 Angle ORS  
Angle bet S & P   90 45 0.785398 0.707106781 3.5355339 0.707107 3.535534 3.535533906 45 Angle OSP  
                         
PQ   5                    
QR   8.660254                    
RS   7.071068                    
SP   7.071068                    
                         
                         
Area of Triangle OPQ   10.82532 10.825                  
Area of Triangle OQR   10.82532                    
Area of Triangle OPQ   12.5                    
Area of Triangle OPQ   12.5                    
Are of Quad PQRS   46.65064                    
                         
Angle bet PQ & QR   90                    
Angle bet QR & RS   75                    
Angle bet RS & SP   90                    
Angle bet SP & PQ   105                    
Angle Q + Angle S   180 Because it is a cyclic quadrilateral                  
Angle P + Angle R   180 Because it is a cyclic quadrilateral                  
Sum ofangles of quad.   360       rcumfewrence            
                         
Circumference   31.41593                    
Perimeter of quad   27.80239 It is always less than circumference of the circle in which it is inscribed                  
                         
Diagonal PR         Sin R Sin Theta            
Angle bet P and R Angle OPQ + Angle OQR 180 90 1.570796 1 5            
  (1/2PR)/R= Sin (1/2*Angle OPR)                      
Diagonal PR = 10                      
                         
Diagonal QS         Sin R Sin             
Angle bet Q and S Angle OQR + Angle ORS 210 105 1.832596 0.965925826 4.8296291            
  (1/2QS)/R= Sin (1/2*Angle OQS)                      
Diagonal QS = 9.659258263                      
                         
Let E bepoint of intersection of the diagonals                        
PE/ER= da /cb 0.577350269     By Similarity of triagles                 
PR/ER = 1.577350269                      
ER =  6.339745962                      
PE = PR-ER 3.660254038                      
                         
SE/EQ= cd/ba 1.154700538                      
SQ/EQ= 2.154700538                      
EQ= 4.482877361                      
SE=SQ-EQ 5.176380902                      
                         
PE*ER= 23.20508076                      
SE*EQ= 23.20508076                      
                         
Internal intersecting chord property proved.                        

In a cyclic quadrilateral, given 3 sides and included angle between two of these sides, how to find fourth side?

Given 3 sides and angle included between 2 sides how to find fourth side of cyclic quadrilateral
PQ=a 2
QR=b 3    Radians Cos Sin
Angle PQR 135 2.356194 -0.70711 0.707107
RS=c 4 RS can not be greater than 2R
Find PR by cosine rule 21.48528 4.635222
2R = PR / Sin (angle PQR) 6.555194 So R= 3.277597
Find angle ROS by (1/2*RS)/R= Sin (1/2*Angle ROS) 0.610203 0.656317 37.6042 0.656317 0.792245 0.610203
1/2*Angle ROS=Angle RPS 37.6042
AngleRSP= 180 deg- Angle PQR (Reason- Oppo. Angle of cyclic quad. Are supplementary 45 82.6042 97.3958 97.3958
Find angle SRP by anglesum property of triangle 97.3958 1.699877 0.991681
Angle SOR = 2 x Angle SRP
1/2*SP/R= Sin(Angle SRP)
Thus SP can be found, in otherwordsSP can befoundby Sine Rule SP= 6.500658
Remember the constant of sine rule is 2xR