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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
The answer is wrong? What is it then? Anyways, this is the only way I could think of XD 1y=100 2y=110 3y=121 4y=133.1 5y=146.41 6y=161.051 7y=177.1561 8y=194.87171 9y=214.358881 100*2=200 214>200- The_Warlock
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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
I have calculated it using two different methods, and they both give similar answers. 1. 85/4=21.25 / 21.25^2=451.5625 /We calculate the area of one triangle, the wall is cut into 4 triangles by the diagonals so we then multiply by 4...- The_Warlock
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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Imagine a square, covered in tiles. Now draw two diagonals on it. The number of tiles the diagonals pass through is 85. Understand? Do you want the solution?- The_Warlock
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