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\Yes so the same thing applies in the question i gave?The whole thing
(x2 +x4) + (x1 + x3) = 180
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\Yes so the same thing applies in the question i gave?The whole thing
(x2 +x4) + (x1 + x3) = 180
buss let this bloody O level enddoing a good job here. I was thinking that we start tutoring people. Earn paisa.. u know
buss let this bloody O level end
the histogram is frequency density against time (not frequency against time).jus a 1 mark quest bro
this question comes again and again in the histogram part! any idea HOW!
and...frequency density = frequency / time interval
Ah alright at the x axis how did u get 0.5?the histogram is frequency density against time (not frequency against time).
and
and...
frequency density represented by 1 cm on y axis is 5.
time represented by 1 cm on x axis is 0.5
and thus we conclude 5 = freq./0.5
hence frequency = 5 * 0.5
freq. = 2.5
hope you got it
see bro even i got 2.5 can u say if it makes sense?the histogram is frequency density against time (not frequency against time).
and
and...
frequency density represented by 1 cm on y axis is 5.
time represented by 1 cm on x axis is 0.5
and thus we conclude 5 = freq./0.5
hence frequency = 5 * 0.5
freq. = 2.5
hope you got it
coz the xcale used is 2 cm = 1 unit n x axisAh alright at the x axis how did u get 0.5?
and to conclude we can say that 1cm square means 5 block yes?
bro, i guesss u should better ask your teacher to teach you the whole of what is "frequency density".see
see bro even i got 2.5 can u say if it makes sense?
jus like u did..
y axis 1 cm square is 5
x axis 1 cm square is 2
5/2 is 2.5
makes sense?
Yep Shall Revice that too! thanks alot for help anyway!coz the xcale used is 2 cm = 1 unit n x axis
you dont need to state any conclusion.
bro, i guesss u should better ask your teacher to teach you the whole of what is "frequency density".
guys! the iii part of question 2B
they told if OV IS v and OL is 2LV
what is Vector ML then? :S anyone to help?
b)i knw the answer can anyone here give me the proper resoning as why the angle in part b and part d are this?
Really going confused!
. I mean, angle BAD = 90.the angle formed at the circumference by the diameter of the circle is 90
Right, undeerstoood very well! (Y) thanks man!b)
you see, ABD is a triangle, and the sum of interior angles of a triangle is 180.
secondly, . I mean, angle BAD = 90.
so we say, 58 + ADB + 90 = 180
58 + ADB = 180 - 90 = 90
ADB = 90 - 58
d)
angle at the centre of circle by a chord (in this case, angle AOD) = twice the angle made by the same chord at circumference (in this case ACD)
as we know, ACD = 58
so AOD = 58 * 2 = 116
we know, OA = OD = radius of the circle. thus triangle AOD is isosceles.
so OAD = ODA = x
x + x + 116 = 180
thus x = 32
i have already said in part (b), BAD = 90
BAD = BAC + CAO + OAD
(remember, BAC = BDC!!!)
90 = 34 + CAO + 32
we get, CAO = 24.
and the EDO also 2 marks! might be something unusal also cuz angle C and ANGLE D are equal by the property : angles subtended at the same arc?b)
you see, ABD is a triangle, and the sum of interior angles of a triangle is 180.
secondly, . I mean, angle BAD = 90.
so we say, 58 + ADB + 90 = 180
58 + ADB = 180 - 90 = 90
ADB = 90 - 58
d)
angle at the centre of circle by a chord (in this case, angle AOD) = twice the angle made by the same chord at circumference (in this case ACD)
as we know, ACD = 58
so AOD = 58 * 2 = 116
we know, OA = OD = radius of the circle. thus triangle AOD is isosceles.
so OAD = ODA = x
x + x + 116 = 180
thus x = 32
i have already said in part (b), BAD = 90
BAD = BAC + CAO + OAD
(remember, BAC = BDC!!!)
90 = 34 + CAO + 32
we get, CAO = 24.
which angles are you exactly talking about?and the EDO also 2 marks! might be something unusal also cuz angle C and ANGLE D are equal by the property : angles subtended at the same arc?
for a cyclic quad, all the vertices must touch the circumference. but, u see O is not lying on circum.Right, undeerstoood very well! (Y) thanks man!
can i ask this as well only last two parts of the angle property?
for angle CBO why cant we use the cyclic quad propeerty?
whats the main thing then?
rightt! but why cant angle c and angle D be same? there is a property yea? thats they subtended by same arcfor a cyclic quad, all the vertices must touch the circumference. but, u see O is not lying on circum.
c)
C is not = D
but u see, COD = 2DEC
so DEC = 19
19 + D + 90 = 180. got it?
they arent subsstended by any arc o rchord. the chord must touch the circum twice, whereas the line u are talking about touches the circum once and the 2nd it touches the center, O, not circum.rightt! but why cant angle c and angle D be same? there is a property yea? thats they subtended by same arc
ahhhh Right bro! That was the confusion thanks!they arent subsstended by any arc o rchord. the chord must touch the circum twice, whereas the line u are talking about touches the circum once and the 2nd it touches the center, O, not circum.
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