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I need help in question 19 in may/june 10 v 21
I didn't get the question
I didn't get the question
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r u just given the diameter of ball? have u got a picture of the question?I just had my maths final exams in school today. Im in the 9th. There was this question for 5 marks i couldnt get. I found this confusing................... Can someone pls help.The question is below in the picture..........pls help.
so first part u r just supposed to sub in values in for t. For t=3: r= 2p + 3(p+q) r= 2p + 3p + 3q r= 5p + 3qI need help in question 19 in may/june 10 v 21
I didn't get the question
I'll have a look at it after i come back but do show me the question when u get the question paper. tI dont have my paper now. I will get it by, maybe 10th feb. But as far as i remember ur given only the diameter. Thats it
I dont know how to start moving from O could you clarify more I did the substitution part alreadyso first part u r just supposed to sub in values in for t. For t=3: r= 2p + 3(p+q) r= 2p + 3p + 3q r= 5p + 3q
Now, for the second part, it shows 1p = 2 boxes on x-axis AND 1q = 2 boxes on y-axis.
one by one sub in each point. for example for t=3 , r= 5p + 3q. this means go 10 boxes on x-axis and then from there start moving up 6 boxes. wherever u get mark that point. Follow for the same for the rest.
do u understand now?I dont know how to start moving from O could you clarify more I did the substitution part already
do u know what the answer is?I just had my maths final exams in school today. Im in the 9th. There was this question for 5 marks i couldnt get. I found this confusing................... Can someone pls help.The question is below in the picture..........pls help.
so bro this is what i understood. i dont guarantee that its rightI dont have my paper now. I will get it by, maybe 10th feb. But as far as i remember ur given only the diameter. Thats it
V23 o/n 12 q16 and 17 and 18 help please
so if the question says stretch by a factor of 3 along the x-axis, all points along x-axis will be multiplied by 3. Now, take the example of a rectangle. If u r supposed to stretch by factor of 2 along x-axis. All the x-coordinates will be multiplied by 2.Could i please get help on how to draw stretched diagrams?
Sure willI'll have a look at it after i come back but do show me the question when u get the question paper. t
I guess its right.... thanks for the help anyways!so bro this is what i understood. i dont guarantee that its right
lol i hope its right no problemoI guess its right.... thanks for the help anyways!
Now that just got me thinking........ I think its not right because what about the length below the sphere?? The gap between the sphere, the wall and the floor?? That tiny gap too will have a length right?? What do you think??lol i hope its right no problemo
Can you gimme some notes for mathsAsSalamoAlaikum Wr Wb...
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Here are your notes buddy....... Of course you can get an a* in maths....... Just work harder and harderCan you gimme some notes for maths
im currently in d in maths
doing my exams this may
if i work hard do youll think its possible to get an a* ??
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