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I cant do it on computer,if i had a hard copy i'd form the little squares.Mr Asadalam, I always do it like that, sahi answer ata hai. Agar apko ziada shok hai even area kay sath dimag kharab karna ka to your call.
It's in D4 addendum and quite simple, you join all the points with the centre then rotate them using a protractor.You do the matrix for every point?
What if the matrix isn't given?
There u go....always draw normal and stuff to get alternate angles.....
I too did that on the screen. Won't take more than a minute if you draw this simple thing on a piece of paper.
join the corresponding points of A and of B, any two points. draw their perp. bisector and that perp. bisector is the line of reflection
This was something I wanted to hear.
How?
What? Where?so sad
ah.. nothing -.-
can u plz explain it .-.
The square pieces can only occupy the shaded area. So if you want to find out how many then you will have to find the shaded area and divide by the area of a square piece.
Thanks i get it.
The square pieces can only occupy the shaded area. So if you want to find out how many then you will have to find the shaded area and divide by the area of a square piece.
Even area is shaded area and you get that by removing the 3rd and 9th parts.
See this and tell me how many squares of area 4cm can be fit in the colored box:
each minor division = 1 cm? or each major didvision of grids = 1 cm?
20?
yeah 20.
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