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q 1 part b -> 15-4 = 11
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As stated in the diagram that triangles are equal.
for O.
Kay I'll try it again now ^___^As stated in the diagram that triangles are equal.
Therefore: apply cosine rule to find OP^2, in this way you'll find the length of OP^5.
For d(ii) apply sine rule
i.e p^2Op^3 = P/H
O = 1/ answer of (c)
It's okayKay I'll try it again now ^___^
Thanks
Okay ^.^It's okay
Let me know if you got the correct answers or not?
Sorry even I've the same prob, and my exam is tomorrow but I'll get it cleared by my friend tomorow at the centre.. Good Luck
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