To find: the area of regular pentagon for the given situation.
Answer to Problem 45E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The regular pentagon is inscribed in a circle.
Diameter of circle = 7.3cm
Calculation:
The diagram for the given condition will be as follows:
Let the base, height and hypotenuse of the triangle be x , y and r respectively. The hypotenuse and radius of circle are equal.
The radius of circle will be evaluated as follows:
Thus the radius of the circle is 3.65 cm.
Look at the figure carefully; if you create two triangles as shown in the figure for each side, then the total number of triangles in the entire circle will be 10. Thus the value of
The base
The height
Thus the base and height of the triangle is 2.15 cm and 2.95 cm respectively.
The area of triangle is evaluated as follows:
Thus the area of triangle is
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