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After I read the dry bulb and wet bulb temperature from the given hydrometer, how do I find out the relative humidity of air from the given relative humidity and table?
Try to find the difference between the wet-bulb and dry-bulb temperatures. After that, take the dry-bulb temperature and the difference you calculated, and where the columns meet on the chart...
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Is there a formula to calculate the apothem if you only know how long one side of the hexagon is, and its perimeter?
Since all you need to know to calculate the apothem is the length of one side of the hexagon, the length of the perimeter is irrelevant. Use the length of...
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How do I determine the perimeter given one diagonal and the area?
Use the Pythagorean theorem to find the sides and then find the perimeter.
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How do I construct a right isosceles triangle given perimeter?
You don't have enough information to do that.
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How do I draw a pentagon given length of the side 40mm vertically?
To draw the pentagon, make two marks; one beside the zero on the ruler and the other one beside the 40 mm ( 4 cm ). Next, make an equilateral...
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If given area and length of a rectangle, how do I find the perimeter?
Divide the area by the length, giving you the width. Add twice the width to twice the length.
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What would be the length of a side of a regular pentagon with a perimeter of 12.5?
Each side of a regular pentagon is one-fifth of the perimeter. So in this case, each side measures 12.5 / 5 = 2.5.
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I am struggling to find the length of one side of a pentagon; two sides are 0.9 meters, 2 other sides at 0.53 meters each.
There is no formula available for finding a side of an irregular pentagon.
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How can I find the side of a rectangle if perimeter is given?
You can't. With any given perimeter, an infinite number of length-width combinations would be possible.
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How do I find the area of a rectangle if width and perimeter are given?
Double the width, and subtract that from the perimeter. Then divide that number by two, which gives you the length of the rectangle. Then, multiply the result by the width...
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