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can someone do question 5 about locus pls and draw it in somewhere..i m not getting the question at all and thx ktc and captaindanger can someone pls do dis?
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can someone do question 5 about locus pls and draw it in somewhere..i m not getting the question at all and thx ktc and captaindanger can someone pls do dis?
Any question about it in a paper?thx captain danger i just did it two hours ago and succeeded.....accha what does "and" "or" actually means in sets?
no i m just asking..i have seen it somewhereAny question about it in a paper?
no i m just asking..i have seen it somewhere
You mean the basic?can u suggest how to learn simple calculations of angle properties for cie exams
You just need to know how to make these matrices... Take 0,1 and 1,0 then rotate it or reflect it or do any of the transformation to get the resultant matrix...is there any theoretical way to remember the colums which says " transform by the matrix " or i just have to memorize?
but it also contains transformation of shear n stretch how do u do those?? kind of law isn't it?You just need to know how to make these matrices... Take 0,1 and 1,0 then rotate it or reflect it or do any of the transformation to get the resultant matrix...
The equation for the volume of a cylinder = πr^2hhttp://www.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/0580 - Mathematics/0580_s08_qp_2.pdf
ques 1o
A cylindrical glass has a radius of 3 centimetres and a height of 7 centimetres.
A large cylindrical jar full of water is a similar shape to the glass.
The glass can be filled with water from the jar exactly 216 times.
Work out the radius and height of the jar.
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i've been stuck on this question quite for a while. i know how to do it if we have to find only 1 item , but here there are two unknown values :/
* side-note: please help ASAP, the mock exam is tomorrow :/
The equation for the volume of a cylinder = πr^2h
Volume of the cylindrical glass:
= π (3^2) (7) = 197.92 cm3
It’s given the glass can be filled with water from the cylindrical jar 216 times.
Therefore, the volume of the jar = 197.92 x 216
= 42750.8 cm3
Both the cylinders are symmetrical, so to calculate the radius of the jar:
Let’s say, the radius of the jar = r
197.92/42750.8 = 3^3/r^3 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<i dont understand this step. can you please explain it? thank you
r^3 =[27 x42750.8]/197.92]
r = 18 cm.
To calculate the height of the jar:
πr^2h = 42750.8 cm3
π (18^2) h = 42750.8 cm3
h = 42750.8 / [π (18^2)]
h = 42 cm.
______________The equation for the volume of a cylinder = πr^2h
Volume of the cylindrical glass:
= π (3^2) (7) = 197.92 cm3
It’s given the glass can be filled with water from the cylindrical jar 216 times.
Therefore, the volume of the jar = 197.92 x 216
= 42750.8 cm3
Both the cylinders are symmetrical, so to calculate the radius of the jar:
Let’s say, the radius of the jar = r
197.92/42750.8 = 3^3/r^3
r^3 =[27 x42750.8]/197.92]
r = 18 cm.
To calculate the height of the jar:
πr^2h = 42750.8 cm3
π (18^2) h = 42750.8 cm3
h = 42750.8 / [π (18^2)]
h = 42 cm.
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other than that i get everything. thank you so much : )
I used similarity______________
lol omg i think i got just it now,, did you use volume = scale factor cube?
I used similarity
We wanna find the radius of the jar.
Since the jar and the glass are both similar to one another;
The ratio of their volumes is equal to the ratio of their radii.
The ratio of the volumes = 197.92/42750.8
The ratio of the radii = 3^3/r^3
But since your equating the radius to the volume, you should cube the radius, to do so.
Therefore it will be [197.92/42750.8] = 3^3/r^3
Now comes Algebra.
r^3 =[27 x42750.8]/197.92]
r = 18 cm.
but it also contains transformation of shear n stretch how do u do those?? kind of law isn't it?
can u make a diagram? a Venn diagram..? because I don't know how to make one..The equation for the volume of a cylinder = πr^2h
Volume of the cylindrical glass:
= π (4^2) (6) = 301.59 cm3
It’s given the glass can be filled with water from the cylindrical jar 216 times.
Therefore, the volume of the jar = 301.59 x 216
= 65144.1 cm3
Both the cylinders are symmetrical, so to calculate the radius of the jar:
Let’s say, the radius of the jar = r
301.59/65144.1 = 4^3/r^3
r^3 =[64 x 65144.1]/301.59]
r = 24 cm.
To calculate the height of the jar:
πr^2h = 65144.1 cm3
π (24^2) h = 65144.1 cm3
h = 65144.1/ [π (24^2)]
h = 36 cm.
Draw a Venn diagram. It makes the question sound a whole lot easier that way.
Let’s say, n(TGM) = x
The equation used when it comes to 3 sets being involved is:
n(T)+n(G)+n(M) - {(nTG)+n(GM)+n(TM} +n(TGM) = 150 - n(T'G'M')
= 40 + 35 + 60 – [7 + 10 + 4 + x) = 150 – 34
= 114 + x = 116
x = 116 – 114
x = 2
Hence, 2 houses receive all three.
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