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Question Number 49731 by behi83417@gmail.com last updated on 09/Dec/18

one vertex of a equilateral triangle lies  on  one vertex of a square and two  anothers lie on opposite sides of square  such that triangle have the maximum  area.  find:  1.ratio of:     ((square          side)/(triangle       side))  2.angle between square side and triangle  side.[need additional data?]

onevertexofaequilateraltriangleliesononevertexofasquareandtwoanotherslieonoppositesidesofsquaresuchthattrianglehavethemaximumarea.find:1.ratioof:squaresidetriangleside2.anglebetweensquaresideandtriangleside.[needadditionaldata?]

Answered by mr W last updated on 10/Dec/18

there is only one such equilateral  triangle.    2) let θ=angle between square side  and triangle side,  2θ+60°=90°  ⇒θ=15°    1)   ((square side)/(triangle side))=cos θ=cos 15°=(√((1+cos 30°)/2))=(((√2)+(√6))/4)≈0.966

thereisonlyonesuchequilateraltriangle.2)letθ=anglebetweensquaresideandtriangleside,2θ+60°=90°θ=15°1)squaresidetriangleside=cosθ=cos15°=1+cos30°2=2+640.966

Commented by behi83417@gmail.com last updated on 10/Dec/18

thanks in advance dear master.  what is your idea if triangle be  isoscale?

thanksinadvancedearmaster.whatisyourideaiftrianglebeisoscale?

Commented by mr W last updated on 10/Dec/18

if the triangle should only  be isosceles, the  largest triangle is obviously half of  the square.

ifthetriangleshouldonlybeisosceles,thelargesttriangleisobviouslyhalfofthesquare.

Commented by behi83417@gmail.com last updated on 10/Dec/18

thanks dear master.

thanksdearmaster.

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