Wie löst man diese chinesische Grundschule Mathematikaufgabe?

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Von Experte Willy1729 bestätigt

Zunächst mal löst man das so

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YvlHt8dlHQ

und dann aus den Kommentaren:

This is a classic trick question on social media that's faked as a "primary school question" because it looks simple at first. But no even grade 6 math competitions in China will not have arc tangent. Plus that using a calculator is not allowed for primary school exams anyway. However, apart from the calculating arctan(2) part, the rest is indeed primary school level, but as a bonus question that's only meant to be solved by top students.
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Since I have relatives from China, I asked them: They think it is highly unlikely that this is a questions asked in primary school. They confirmed that primary school is up to the 5th or 6th grade ... depending on where you go to primary school in china, but even for 6th-graders they said this question is to hard. Calculating with squares and circles to a certain degree yes, but not to this level of complexity. - They think it is more likely that the phrase "Primary school in China" was written beside it, to cater to prejudice that all Chinese people are top notch when it comes to math, which they are not.
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I’ve taught primary school in China. This is not the kind of question they have to deal with. Circles and geometry, yes; but not this.
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I was once a math competition student until middle school. No there's no arctan for primary school math. Unless it is somehow hinted in the question, like if a right triangle has sides equal to 1 and 2 the angle can be assumed to equal to blabla...
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etcetc. Also wie immer viel Lärm um Nichts, aber das Internet macht es möglich.


Kelec  29.03.2024, 07:48

Wenn der rechte Bereich welcher zu keinem der beiden Kreise gehört bekannt wäre könnt ich mir das eher als so eine Frage vorstellen.

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DerRoll  29.03.2024, 07:50
@Kelec

Selbst dann benötigst du Trigonometrie und die hat man in der Grundschule nun mal nicht.

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Kelec  29.03.2024, 07:54
@DerRoll

Wenn die Fläche bekannt ist addiere die Fläche des Halbkreises, des Viertelkreises und dieses Bereichs und subtrahiere die Fläche des Quadrats

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Alternative Lösung:

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Kreisrand grün: x² + y² - 4 = 0

Kreisrand blau: (x+2)² + (y-4)² - 16 = 0

Schnittpunkt S der beiden Kreise:

x² + y² - 4 = (x+2)² + (y-4)² - 16

Die Lösungen liegen auf der Geraden y = x/2 + 1

Daraus folgt:

Sx = 6/5

Sy = 8/5

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Für den Winkel γ an der Ecke C gilt:

AC*tan(γ/2) = AB

γ = 2*arctan(1/2)

Für den Winkel β an der Ecke B gilt (Winkel bei A und S betragen 90°):

β = pi - γ = π - 2*arctan(1/2)

Fläche des Kreissegments CAS (blau berandet):

r²*π * 2*arctan(1/2)/(2π) = 16*arctan(1/2)

Davon geht die Fläche des Dreiecks CAS ab: 1/2*AC*(2+Sx) = 6.4

Fläche des Kreissegments BAS (rot berandet):

r²*π * (π - 2*arctan(1/2)/(2π) ) = 2*π - 4*arctan(1/2)

Davon geht die Fläche des Dreiecks BAS ab: 1/2*AB*Sy = 1/2*2*8/5 = 1.6

In Summe:

16*arctan(1/2) - 6.4 + 2*π - 4*arctan(1/2) - 1.6

12*arctan(1/2) - 8 + 2*π ~ 3.84695661518926

 - (rechnen, Mathematiker)