http://www.tutoranswer.comRecent Questions in Category - Geometry & TrigonometrySun, 13 Jun 10 02:22:07 +0000Question Answer Script Feed Generator 1.0http://www.tutoranswer.com/images/answer.pnghttp://www.tutoranswer.comhttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Why_is_sin%255E2%2528x%2529_%252B_cos%255E2%2528x%2529_%253D_1_305<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/jcatta21'>jcatta21</a> ( Total points : 517 )</div>Sat, 12 Jun 2010 19:22:05 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Why_is_sin%255E2%2528x%2529_%252B_cos%255E2%2528x%2529_%253D_1_305http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Why_is_sin%255E2%2528x%2529_%252B_cos%255E2%2528x%2529_%253D_1%253F_304<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/jcatta21'>jcatta21</a> ( Total points : 517 )</div>Sat, 12 Jun 2010 19:22:00 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Why_is_sin%255E2%2528x%2529_%252B_cos%255E2%2528x%2529_%253D_1%253F_304http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY%253A_PARALLELOGRAM_ON_A_GRAPH_303I DON'T HAVE A CLUE- GEOMETRY Which of the following might be coordinates of the vertices of parallelogram ABCD? A(0,0), B (a,0), C(a+b,c), D(b,c) A(0,0), B(a,0), C(a,b), D (-a,b) A(0,0), B(2a ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 10 Jun 2010 11:24:06 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY%253A_PARALLELOGRAM_ON_A_GRAPH_303http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_302WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE EQUATION FOR A LINE PARALLEL TO THE Y-AXIS AND PASSING THROUGH (3,2)? X = 3 Y=2 Y=3/2 X=2/3 I am tempted to go with y=2 since that is a vertical line that would b ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 10 Jun 2010 11:22:45 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_302http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_300 Which represents a possible intersection of a line and rectabgle? Possible answers: 0 points, 3 points, 4 points, 1 point. I would think that intersection means one point but not certain.<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 10 Jun 2010 09:42:57 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_300http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_TRIG_298Plane\'s altitude is 3,000 ft. For the pilot, the angle of depression of the base of contol tower is 15 degrees. What is the distance from pilot to base of tower? Choice answers are 3106, 11591, 111 ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 03 Jun 2010 09:02:30 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_TRIG_298http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_PRISM_297 The VOLUME of a larger prism is 168 cubic cm. If the prisms are SIMILAR with LINEAR ratio of 3:2, what is the VOLUME of the smaller prism. Answer choices are 50, 56, 252, 126. Since the ratio o ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:27:45 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY_PRISM_297http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/REGULAR_PENTAGONAL_PYRAMID_296 I see many explanations on the inter net re the formula for the LATERAL AREA of a regular pentagonal pyramid with a slant height of 6 with the length of each side of the base being 3 but don\'t ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:22:49 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/REGULAR_PENTAGONAL_PYRAMID_296http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY%252FTRIG_QUESTION_294 Forest ranger spots fire from top of tower. Tower is 150 m tall and ANGLE OF DEPRESSION to fire is 10 degrees. About how far is the fire from the foot of the tower. (MULTIPLE CHOICE: 148, 753, 863, ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Tue, 01 Jun 2010 18:53:26 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/GEOMETRY%252FTRIG_QUESTION_294http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/XYZW_is_a_parallelogram_with_diagonals_XZ_and_YW_that_intersect_at_point_A._290XYZW is a parallelogram with diagonals XZ and YW that intersect at point A. If YA = 2t, WA=3t-4, and XZ =5t, ffind XA. I am working under the assumption that the diagonals are equal but when I set t ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 27 May 2010 08:24:19 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/XYZW_is_a_parallelogram_with_diagonals_XZ_and_YW_that_intersect_at_point_A._290http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/IF_A_TRIANGLE_HAS_SIDES_OF_MEASURE_2x%252C_8-x%252C_and_3x-4_find_possible_values_of_x._289IF A TRIANGLE HAS SIDES OF MEASURE 2x, 8-x, and 3x-4 find possible values of x. ANSWER CHOICES: x>2 3<X<7 2<X<6 X>6<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 27 May 2010 07:40:24 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/IF_A_TRIANGLE_HAS_SIDES_OF_MEASURE_2x%252C_8-x%252C_and_3x-4_find_possible_values_of_x._289http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/WHAT_PROPERTY_OF_INEQUALITY_JUSTIFIES_THE_FOLLOWING_STATEMENT%253F_288WHAT PROPERTY OF INEQUALITY JUSTIFIES THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT? If CD does not equal 3x+10, then CD is less than 3x+10 or more than 3x +10.<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/bobby'>bobby</a> ( Total points : 129 )</div>Thu, 27 May 2010 07:29:58 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/WHAT_PROPERTY_OF_INEQUALITY_JUSTIFIES_THE_FOLLOWING_STATEMENT%253F_288http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Determine_which_points_are_the_vertices_of_a_triangle._282(-3, -1), (0,0), (3,1) (-4,2), (4, -2), (-12,6) (2,4), (1,1), (0, -6) (0,5), (0, -1), 0, -5) I understand that any points that form a straight line cannot form a triangle. Beyond that, I am clu ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/Bob'>Bob</a> ( Total points : 110 )</div>Wed, 19 May 2010 16:38:08 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Determine_which_points_are_the_vertices_of_a_triangle._282http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Two_sides_of_a_triangle_have_lengths_of_15_and_19.Which_side_can_be_the_3rd_length%253F_281Two sides of a triangle have lengths of 15 and 19.Which side can be the 3rd length? 6, 4, 40, 36 What is the rule for determining this?<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/Bob'>Bob</a> ( Total points : 110 )</div>Wed, 19 May 2010 16:33:59 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Two_sides_of_a_triangle_have_lengths_of_15_and_19.Which_side_can_be_the_3rd_length%253F_281http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/What_set_of_numbers_below_can_be_the_lengths_of_the_sides_of_a_triangle%253F_28013,10,16 1,2,3 5.2, 11, 4.9 208, 9, 219 There must be a rule for determining but I don\\\\\\\'t recall it.<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/Bob'>Bob</a> ( Total points : 110 )</div>Wed, 19 May 2010 16:32:12 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/What_set_of_numbers_below_can_be_the_lengths_of_the_sides_of_a_triangle%253F_280http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/conic_sections_puzzler_264I am stumped on a conic sections problem. I am fouling up the algebra somehow, so I\\\'m not getting the same radius as the book I am working from. Here is the original problem: x^2 + y^2 + 4 ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/Hawki5'>Hawki5</a> ( Total points : 102 )</div>Thu, 06 May 2010 16:54:03 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/conic_sections_puzzler_264http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Another_geometry_problem_207For an isosceles triangle, ABC, a line is drawn from the vertex, A, that interscects the base BC at a point D where D is not the midpoint of BC. Prove that AB^2 - AD^2 = BD x CD where AB,AD, BD, and ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/matherapist'>matherapist</a> ( Total points : 759 )</div>Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:43:40 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Another_geometry_problem_207http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/what_does_the_volume_of_a_cylinder_equal_to%253F_201A cylinder of base radius R and Height 2R has a volume that is equal to the sum of the volumes of two other dissimilar solids. What are they and what are their dimensions? Hint: this problem was so ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/matherapist'>matherapist</a> ( Total points : 759 )</div>Mon, 22 Feb 2010 10:38:37 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/what_does_the_volume_of_a_cylinder_equal_to%253F_201http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Can_you_divide_a_line_segment_into_N_equal_parts_where_N_is_a_prime_number_191Given a line segment of length L, divide it into N pieces/parts of length L/N where N is a Prime number. For N=3, this amounts to trisecting the line. You can only use an unmarked straitedge and a com ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile/matherapist'>matherapist</a> ( Total points : 759 )</div>Thu, 18 Feb 2010 09:19:11 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Can_you_divide_a_line_segment_into_N_equal_parts_where_N_is_a_prime_number_191http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/geometry_problems_187It seems that very few geometry problems are posted on this page. So I am going to post two geometry problems. 1) We have a general triangle ABC. Choose a point P on one side such as BC. From poin ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile'></a> ( Total points : )</div>Wed, 17 Feb 2010 13:40:40 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/geometry_problems_187http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Number_of_squares_in_a_chessboard_141As you know, a chessboard consists of 8 by 8 litle squares. Can you tell how many total squares you can find on the board? including 2 by 2, 3 by 3, 4 by 4, 5 by 5, 6 by 6, 7 by 7 and 8 by 8 squares? ...<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile'></a> ( Total points : )</div>Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:06:09 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/Number_of_squares_in_a_chessboard_141http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/in_the_formula_y%253Da%2528x-h%2529%255E2_%252B_k%252C_i_know_a_represents_orientation%252C_compression%252C_and_stretch._But_i_dont_get_the_meaning_of_orientation._%253F_85 in the formula y=a(x-h)^2 + k, i know a represents orientation, compression, and stretch. But i dont get the meaning of orientation.<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile'></a> ( Total points : )</div>Sun, 13 Dec 2009 16:11:15 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/in_the_formula_y%253Da%2528x-h%2529%255E2_%252B_k%252C_i_know_a_represents_orientation%252C_compression%252C_and_stretch._But_i_dont_get_the_meaning_of_orientation._%253F_85http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/How_to_create_an_angle_chase%253F_69<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile'></a> ( Total points : )</div>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:21:53 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/How_to_create_an_angle_chase%253F_69http://www.tutoranswer.com/question/What_is_formula_to_determine_the_volume_of_a_sphere%253F_3<div style='padding: 3px;'><strong>Asked By : </strong><a href='http://www.tutoranswer.com/profile'></a> ( Total points : )</div>Thu, 22 Oct 2009 18:48:36 PDThttp://www.tutoranswer.com/question/What_is_formula_to_determine_the_volume_of_a_sphere%253F_3