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Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

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Lemme explain.

Suppose we have to shade (P U R)' n Q.

So we will line all the region except P U R since its a complement.Make lines tilted in one direction
Then we will shade Q,in the other direction.

The area in which the 2 lines overlap is the one we have to shade ,understand?View attachment 43856
I never knew that. :O
We do all shadings this way?
 
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I never knew that. :O
We do all shadings this way?
Its just an easy method,a tip given by my sir.
Sure
a)B is nearest to 1/10 so we will divide it by 2 and get a bound limit of 0.05 plus/minus.We need lower bound so just minus 0.05 from 53.4 and get 53.35

b)To get upper bound for angle c we will need lower bounds for A n B(since sum is always 180 and if other 2 are smaller C will be bigger).Lower bound for A is 61.5(62-0.5) and for B is 53.35.We will get 114.85.Subtract that from 180 to get 65.15 which is the answer.
 
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Then how do you explain this?

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Symmetry isnt just about equal areas,its about them overlapping perfectly.If we folded a paper that shape in that direction of symmetry it would not fit perfectly over each other,try it.Thats why it doesnt have a line of symmetry.
 
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