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Thanks alot but i solved the question simultaneously and got the right answer20x+50 =12x+60
t=x+5
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Thanks alot but i solved the question simultaneously and got the right answer20x+50 =12x+60
t=x+5
I got the answer myselfmore detail..
you know that total weight of leaves = 1000g (1kg)
Grade A leaves used will be 450g as given
Grade B leaves used will be 1000-450=550g
just rationalise them now...
450:550 (divide them by 10)
45:55 (divide them by 5)
9:11
TA DA!!
K!Thanks alot but i solved the question simultaneously and got the right answer
np mate..I got the answer myself
But by the way thanks
This is a june '89 paper's question
AB=[8 -6] (it's a column vector) and CD=3/2 AB
a) Calculate |AB|
b) Express CD as a column vector
c) Given that A is the point (6,9) find the coordinates of the point B.
Kindly help me in part 'c'
[8 -6] is a column vector AB not the coordinates while (6,9) are coordinates of A so i dont think we can solve it in this way!! :OB = AB - A = (8,-6)- (6,9) = (2 , -15)
but to find the coordinates of AB we'll need a point from where AB is (8 -6) . And we don't have one . I solved it by taking (0,0) as the point ![8 -6] is a column vector AB not the coordinates while (6,9) are coordinates of A so i dont think we can solve it in this way!! :O
This is a june '89 paper's question
AB=[8 -6] (it's a column vector) and CD=3/2 AB
a) Calculate |AB|
b) Express CD as a column vector
c) Given that A is the point (6,9) find the coordinates of the point B.
Kindly help me in part 'c'
I have done this question...This is a june '89 paper's question
AB=[8 -6] (it's a column vector) and CD=3/2 AB
a) Calculate |AB|
b) Express CD as a column vector
c) Given that A is the point (6,9) find the coordinates of the point B.
Kindly help me in part 'c'
I had done this question a while before .Now i attempted it again But i dnt get the second part .I got the answer of CD (12,-9)but The answer to express CD as a column vector is (12,9)at the back of the book in the answers of the unit ..how come its 9 not -9 ?This is a june '89 paper's question
AB=[8 -6] (it's a column vector) and CD=3/2 AB
a) Calculate |AB|
b) Express CD as a column vector
c) Given that A is the point (6,9) find the coordinates of the point B.
Kindly help me in part 'c'
Thanks @spidey21 for the equation but i gave this a little thinking myself and was able to get the answerAB = B - A..you know that right?
B = AB + A...
thats my guess...
Absent means you get an ''X'' instead of your grade on your provincial result document .Whats the difference of being absent for an exam and getting a U for that exam subject
So wots better...getting u or xAbsent means you get an ''X'' instead of your grade on your provincial result document .
Getting a U means you will have a ''U'' smiling on your provincial result document.
both cases result in the space for your grade being left blank on your ''Certificate Of Results'' for that subject .
So wots better...getting u or x
What comes in the certificate...I suck in second language....tats all...I'm good at others...i want dont want to see a U in my certificate....wot should I do? Sit or get absent....what will appear on my certificates tats all I'm botheredWhatever you get, you'll have to give the paper again. So you would've wasted Rs.6100 registering for the paper .
Getting A* is better
on certificate , space is left blank ! so you will have no result .What comes in the certificate...I suck in second language....tats all...I'm good at others...i want dont want to see a U in my certificate....wot should I do? Sit or get absent....what will appear on my certificates tats all I'm bothered
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