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Solution:
2
3
arctan ¿
¿
¿
¿
2
3
arctan ¿
¿
¿
arctan ¿ tan ¿
arctan ¿+ tan ¿
¿
tan ¿
tan x=¿
There are two places where tan x=−1:135 ° ,∧325° . 45° =arctan 1<arctan 2< arctan 3<90 ° .
3
°
So, 90 < arctan 2+arctan 3<180 °
. Since arctan 2+arctan ¿ , then
¿
tan ¿
°
arctan 2+arctan 3=135
2. in the following diagram, which is not drawn to scale, the shaded area is 32 π . The
circle has radius BC =BA =6 . Find the measure of ∠ ABC .
Solution:
2π
So sin(∠ ABC )=2 π /9 . Thus the angle is arcsin ( )
9
3. An octagon in the plane is symmetric about the x -axis, the y -axis, and the line
whose equations is y=x . If (1, √ 3) is a vertex of the octagon, find its area
Solution:
The vertices of the octagon are ( ± 1,± √ 3 ) and ( ± √3 , ± 1 ) . The area can be computed by
computing the area of the enclosing square that is 2 √ 3 ×2 √ 3 and subtracting the area of
the four right isosceles triangles or, equivalently, the area of two squares that are
2 2
√ 3−1 × √ 3−1 . The area is ( 2 √3 ) −2 ( √3−1 ) =12−2 ( 4−2 √3 ) =4 +4 √ 3
4. In △ ABC , AC=13, BC =15 and the area of △ ABC=84 . If CD=7,CE =13 and
p
the area of △ CDE can be represented as where p and q are relatively prime
q
positive integer, find q .
Solution:
1 1
The area of △ ABC is . AC . BC . sin C= .13. 15. sin C=84
2 2
1 1
The area of △ CDE is .CD .CE . sin C= .7 . 13 . sinC . Let [ ABC ] be the area of
2 2
[ CDE ] 7.13 7
△ ABC and [ CDE ] be the area of △ CDE . Then = = . So
[ ABC ] 13.15 15
7 7 196
[ CDE ] = [ ABC ] = . 84= . So, q=5
15 15 5
Sumber: BC exam Texas A&M High School Math Contest. October 24, 2015
Solution: let G be the point on the circle at which DE is tangent. Draw a straight line
from O to F (the point where the circle is tangent to AB ¿ and from O to G .
The quadrilateral GOFD is a square, with side length equal to the radius of the circle.
Since triangle ABC is equilateral, the radius of the circle, r and the triangle’s side
length, s satisfy the equation
s
r=
2 √3
s
s=2. AF=2 ( r +1 ) =2 ( 2√ 3 +1)
Solving this equation for s we have
2 √3
s= =3+ √3 inches
√ 3−1
6. α ∧β are two angles from the interval ¿ such that the following two relations hold
Find α + 2 β
Solution:
From the first equation 3 sin2 α =1−2 sin 2 β =cos ( 2 β ) . From the second equation
3
sin ( 2 β ) = sin ( 2α ) .
2
Therefore,
2 3 2 2
cos ( α +2 β ) =cos α cos(2 β)−sin α sin ( 2 β )=cos α .3 sin α −sin α . sin ( 2 α )=3 cos α sin α−3 cos α sin α =0
2
[ )
0,
3π
2
. therefore the fact that cos ( α +2 β ) =0 implies that ( α + 2 β )=
π
2