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A kite has two different side lengths of and
. Find the measurements for a similar kite.
A kite is a geometric shape that has two sets of equivalent adjacent sides. In order for two kites to be similar their sides must have the same ratios.
Since, the given kite has side lengths and
, they have the ratio of
.
Therefore, find the side lengths that have a ratio of .
The only answer choice with this ratio is:
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A kite has two different side lengths of and
. Find the measurements for a similar kite.
A kite is a geometric shape that has two sets of equivalent adjacent sides. In order for two kites to be similar their sides must have the same ratios.
The given side lengths for the kite are and
, which have the ratio of
.
The only answer choice with the same relationship between side lengths is: and
, which has the ratio of
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Suppose the ratio of a kite's side lengths is to
. Find a similar kite.
To find a similar kite, first take the ratios of the two sides and convert this to fractional form.
Rationalize the denominator.
The ratios of matches that of
.
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Suppose a kite has side lengths of and
. What must the side lengths be for a similar kite?
Write the side lengths 4 and 5 as a ratio.
The only side lengths that match this ratio by a scale factor of is
.
Therefore, the correct side lengths are .
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The diagonals of a kite are inches and
inches respectively. Two of the sides of the kite are each
inches. Find the length of the other two sides.
We would do best to begin with a picture.
One of our diagonals is bisected by the other, and thus each half is 12. The other important thing to recall is that the diagonals of a kite are perpendicular. Therefore we have four right triangles. We can then use the Pythagorean Theorem to calculate the upper portion of the vertical diagonal to be 5. That means that the bottom portion of our diagonal is 9.
Using the Pythagorean Theorem, we can calculate our remaining sides to be 15.
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A kite has a perimeter of inches. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite have a length of
inches. What is the measurement for each of the other two sides of the kite?
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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A kite has a perimeter of mm. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite have lengths of
mm. What is the measurement for one of the other two sides of the kite?
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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A kite has a perimeter of inches. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite have lengths of
inches. What is the measurement for one of the other two sides of the kite?
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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Using the kite shown above, find the length of side
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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Using the kite shown above, find the length of side . (Note, the perimeter of this kite is equal to
feet).
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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Ms. Dunn has a kite shaped backyard with a perimeter of yards. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite-shaped backyard each have lengths of
yard. What is the measurement for one of the other two sides of the kite-shaped backyard?
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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A kite has a perimeter of mm. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite have lengths of
mm. What is the measurement for one of the other two sides of the kite?
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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Using the above kite, find the length of side .
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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The lengths of the non-adjacent sides of a kite have the ratio . If the longer sides have a length of
cm, what is the length of each of the shorter two sides?
The sides have the ratio , thus the longer sides must be
times greater than the smaller sides.
Since the longer sides are cm, the shorter sides must be:
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A kite has a perimeter of mm. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite have lengths of
mm. What is the measurement for one of the other two sides of the kite?
To find the missing side of this kite, work backwards using the formula:
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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Find the longest side of the kite that is shown above.
, where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
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A kite has a perimeter of feet. One pair of adjacent sides of the kite have lengths of
foot each. What is the measurement for one of the other two sides of the kite?
To solve this problem use the formula , where
and
represent the length of one side from each of the two pairs of adjacent sides.
The solution is:
Make the first fraction into an improper fraction. Then find the reciprocal of the denominator and switch the operation sign:
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Given: Regular Pentagon with center
. Construct segments
and
to form Quadrilateral
.
True or false: Quadrilateral is a kite.
Below is regular Pentagon with center
, a segment drawn from
to each vertex - that is, each of its radii drawn.
A kite is a quadrilateral with two sets of congruent adjacent sides, with the common length of one pair differing from that of the other. A regular polygon has congruent sides, so ; also, all radii of a regular polygon are congruent, so
. It follows by definition that Quadrilateral
is a kite.
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Using the kite shown above, find the length of side
A kite is a geometric shape that has two sets of equivalent adjacent sides.
Thus, the length of side .
Since,
,
must equal
.
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What is the length of side
A kite is a geometric shape that has two sets of equivalent adjacent sides. In this kite the two adjacent sides which are congruent are those at the top of the kite and then likewise, the two that are connected at the bottom of the kite.
Thus, must equal
.
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