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Piyush Tyagi 5 years ago

Diameter is the longest chord of a circle which passes through the centre of the circle

Harsh Singh 5 years ago

2×radius

Shelly Verma 5 years ago

Diameter is the longest chord of the circle which is pass through the centre of the circle.

Simran Gupta 5 years ago

Diameter

Priti Thakur 5 years ago

Diameter
Diameter

Manmohan Keshri 5 years ago

Diameter is the longest chord of the circle and passes through its centre
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Anuradha Gautam 5 years ago

180

Piyush Tyagi 5 years ago

Total sum of angle of triangle is 180
180

Simran Gupta 5 years ago

The total sum of angles of triangle is 180°

Bobby Kumar Rai 5 years ago

180

Abhishek Kumar 5 years ago

180
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Anjali Gupta 4 years, 11 months ago

Thanks

Piyush Tyagi 5 years ago

X 45. 2x./90. 45

Manmohan Keshri 5 years ago

Let the angle be x Complementry angle = (90°- x) x = 90°-x x + x = 90° 2x =90° x =90°/2 45° ::. x =45° (90°-x) = 90°-45° = 45°
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Kaif Khan 5 years ago

g(x)= 3-2x=0 3=2x x=3/2 f(3/2)=2x3-9x2+x+12 = 2(3/2)*3-9(3/2)*2+(3/2)+12 = 3*3 - 9*3 + 3 + 6 = 9-9*6+6 =0*6+6 =0+6 f(3/2)=6 answer.
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Kaif Khan 5 years ago

Formula of the surface area of cuboid = 2(lb+bh+hl) 2(14*11+11*h+h*14)=758 2(154+11h+14h)=758 2*154+2*11h+2*14h=758 308+22h+28h=758 308+50h=758 50h=758-308 50h=450 h=450/50 = 9 h=9 cm, square = answer .
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Piyush Tyagi 5 years ago

This answer is proved by side angle side
Can be proved by SAS congruence

Shabana Shabeeh 5 years ago

In triangle
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Rishi Dara 5 years ago

Let the radius of both cone and hemisphere be r cm. Let h height of the cone. Hence, the ratio of the heights of a cone and hemisphere is 2 : 1.
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Kaif Khan 5 years ago

There are 3 cases in between 2 lines are - • If both lines are parallel to each other then there is no common point . Because they will never meet to each other . • If both lines are intersecting each other anywhere there is one and only one common point . • If both lines are coincide with each other there are infinite common point . Note :- Go and read Euclid's postulates thoroughly and try to understand well from 5 postulate of Euclid's .
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Given - AB || CD , AD = BC T.P. - ABCD is a cyclic Construction - BE || AD Proof - Here AB||CD & AD = BC ABED is a parallelogram => BAD = BED - 1 eq. Also AD =BC = BE Therefore ,. BE = BC Angle BEC = angle BCE - 2 eq. Now, angle BED + angle BEC = 180 ( L.P. ) angle BAC + angle BCE = 180 ( from 1 & 2eq. ) angle A + angle C = 180 Therefore ,. ABCD is a cyclic.
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Piyush Tyagi 5 years ago

X. 5 y then y -5
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Shivangi Pandey 5 years ago

Angles whose sum is 90° are called complementry angle.
Angled whose submission is 90° are called complementary angles
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Ritik Mishra 5 years ago

5.25

Yogita Ingle 5 years ago

Square root of 110.25 is 10.5  and

Square root of 4 is 2

So, Square root of 110.25/4 = 10.5/2 = 5.25

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Mahek Gupta 5 years ago

When you draw a chord then the area between the circumference and the chord is the segment
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180 is the sum of all angles
180 is the exterior angle

Anurag Verma 5 years ago

Yes the sum of triangle is 180

Suraj Rawat 5 years ago

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Meghna Thapar 4 years, 11 months ago

This theorem involves Euler's polyhedral formula (sometimes called Euler's formula). The number of vertices V, faces F, and edges E in a convex 3-dimensional polyhedron, satisfy V + F - E = 2.

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LCM stands for Least common factor. HCF stands for Highest common factor.
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AD = AD (common ) Angle adb = adc ( ad bisecte bc) BD = DC ( ad bisecte bc) Ab = AC ( cpct)

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