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Prachi Singhal 2 years ago

x+y= -7 x-y= 1 there are infinity many equations

Kanishka Dahiya 2 years ago

Nikharika Saini please again send the questions
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Khanak Prakash 2 years ago

(2a+3b)-(2a-3b) 2a+3b-2a+3b = 6b

Sanjeev Awasthi 2 years ago

Answer is: 4b.
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Ajay lives in Delhi

Kapil Insa 2 years ago

Ajay is not a human it is animal

Adarsh Mishra 2 years ago

अजय दिल्ली में रहता है।
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Sumit Kumar Dey 2 years ago

Given parameters are: AB=PQ BC=QR and, AM=PN I) ½BC=BM
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Govind Mishra 1 year, 11 months ago

Thankyou

Kanishka Dahiya 2 years ago

Given = √ GED =126°. √ AGE=√GED=126°. √GED=√GEF+√FED. 126°=√GEF+90°. 126°-90°=√GEF. 36°= √GEF. √AGE+√EGF=180°. 126°+√EGF=180°. √EGF=180°-126°=54°. SO,√EGF=54°

Kanishka Dahiya 2 years ago

Ok
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Shreya Patel 2 years ago

7zf68a 7 x

Sumit Kumar Dey 2 years ago

=(2x-3y-2z)×2 =2x×2-3y×2-2x×2 =4x-6y-4z ans
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Aditya Barman 2 years ago

If a straight line falling on two straight lines makes the interior angles on the same side of it taken together less than two right angles, then the two straight lines, if produced indefinitely, meet on that side on which the sum of angles is less than two right angles.

Rajat Raj 2 years ago

If a straight line falling on two straight line makes the interior angles on the same side of it taken together less than two right angles, then the two straight lines, if produced indefinitely, meet on that side on which the sum of angles is less than two right angles.
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Roshan Kumar 2 years ago

First we should read the case carefully and then we should try to understand the problem very nicely if possible we should try to understand meaning of all the words if we will be able to do that we can solve any problem based on case solving
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Roshan Kumar 2 years ago

First we should read the case carefully and then we should try to understand the problem very nicely if possible we should try to understand meaning of all the words if we will be able to do that we can solve any problem based on case solving
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Shreya Pandey 2 years ago

Irrational

Simran Kumari 2 years ago

It is irrational
Irrational
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Example 4 .fig.6.24, if pq// rs< mx= 135 135 degre and< myr= 40 degree, find< xmy answer
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Aditya Barman 2 years ago

√2/√2 = 1

Mudabbir Husain 2 years ago

1

Tanmay Das 2 years ago

1
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Varun Garg 2 years ago

Rationalisation is a process in which either the numerator or the denominator is converted from an irrational number to rational number Example 1/√5 x √5 /√5 = √5/5

Roshan Kumar 2 years ago

Writing any number in such a form that in the form p/q such that q is a rational number then it is called rationalisation
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Simran Kumari 2 years ago

√2 is not a rationa number😀

Vikash Kumar 2 years ago

Where is the question
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Rajat Raj 2 years ago

0,0.which also known as origin. And horizontal line is called x-axis Or vertical line is called y-axis

Gaurav Kumar 2 years ago

(0,0)

Varun Kant 2 years ago

(0,0) which also known as the origin. Hope it will help....

Prateek Rajput 2 years ago

0
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Simran Kumari 2 years ago

By using (a-b)square

Shreya Rawat 2 years ago

=9x²-6x-6x+4 =3x(3x-2)-2(3x-2) =(3x-2)(3x-2)
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Bitu Kumar 1 year, 9 months ago

Galat hai bhai

Namrata Babani 2 years ago

3xyz is the answer
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Dheeraj 2 years ago

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