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remember for if stated that points are collinear or parrallel it would always be k times of its collinear point !!
Kra k dikha bhai !
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remember for if stated that points are collinear or parrallel it would always be k times of its collinear point !!
Kra k dikha bhai !
FD= 3p+k(-4p+2q)
and FE= q-p
so
FD=K x FE
3p+k(-4p+2q) = qk-pk
solve the equation now !!
just like square where we had to get all powers divisible by two, for cube we have to get all powers divisible by 3. so multiply it by 3*5*5 so it becoms 2^3 * 3^3 * 5^3(all powers divisible by three!)http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Mathematics D (Calculator Version) (4024)/4024_w06_qp_1.pdf
thankuuu soooo much!!!! but can u explain question no 8 part c of this ppr?..
FD= 3p+k(-4p+2q)
and FE= q-p
so
FD=K x FE
3p+k(-4p+2q) = qk-pk
solve the equation now !!
you both have got the logic correct but are doing it wrong!Same kiya hai ! YOu try it out man !
x+px= 180 so rearranging it brings x= 180/p+1Each interior angle of a regular polygon is p times each exterior angle.
Find an expression, in terms of p, for
(a) an exterior angle,
(b) the number of sides of the polygon
answer plz
i was really close to it, thanksx+px= 180 so rearranging it brings x= 180/p+1
360/ (180/p+1) solve it and answer is 2p+2
you both have got the logic correct but are doing it wrong!
for the first three co linear points B C and D, they have given the variable "k" . you cant assign the same variable to a different set of colinear points, ie F E and D. so you have to intriduce a new variable, eg "c"
FD = c FE
(3-4k)p + 2kq = -cp + cq
from comparing variables of q:
c= 2k
now compare variables of p:
3-4k = -(2k)
3=4k-2k
k=3/2!
x+px= 180 so rearranging it brings x= 180/p+1
360/ (180/p+1) solve it and answer is 2p+2
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for these types of questions, they dont usually use one variable, two variables are always used.(remember mew and lamda?) anyway, if u have to solve for colinear, you usually have 2 variables. if not, you should add one yourself.hamesha ki tarah .. chah gaye sir jee I was thinking of putting another variable in .. but thought with two unknowns it won't get solved ..
for these types of questions, they dont usually use one variable, two variables are always used.(remember mew and lamda?) anyway, if u have to solve for colinear, you usually have 2 variables. if not, you should add one yourself.
i used the same formula, completed part (a) in three lines, then forgot that we had to find n in terms of p, and then filled the whole page trying to find actual value of n. actually, i first found out n in terms of p, then replaced (2p+2) in 360/n!that question was one of the worst that i have faced .. me and my friend literally filled two pages with that question!
we were using the the n-2*180/n to solve it!
either side. i would recommend other side from where the variable is so that confusions are not created!why are you reminding me of mew and lambda ( .. and yeah 2 variables it is .. btw how would be we which side to add that new variable on ? or we can add it to either side ?
dude u could use ratio its much shorter ... make a column matrix for both expressions x on top y on bottom and cross multiply... no need for another variable like (3x+4xkhamesha ki tarah .. chah gaye sir jee I was thinking of putting another variable in .. but thought with two unknowns it won't get solved ..
i used the same formula, completed part (a) in three lines, then forgot that we had to find n in terms of p, and then filled the whole page trying to find actual value of n. actually, i first found out n in terms of p, then replaced (2p+2) in 360/n!
dude u could use ratio its much shorter ... make a column matrix for both expressions x on top y on bottom and cross multiply... no need for another variable like (3x+4xk
6y) check this way out!
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