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With a single cut
Let's take a sheet of paper and draw an arbitrary polygon. Is it possible to fold the sheet so that the polygon could be cut out with a single straight slit?
Consider the simplest case of an arbitrary triangle.
We draw a straight cut along it.
If you unfold the hole has the form of the initial t... | math_reasoning | FineMath-4+ |
# Plywood, Circular Holes
A circular piece of plywood has a radius of x inches. Four holes, each having a radius of y inches, are removed from the piece. Write a formula for the area of the remaining wood. (These holes don’t overlap each other at all.) Evaluate your formula if x = 10 inches and y = 2 inches. (Use ≈ 3.... | math_reasoning | FineMath-4+ |
# Exterior Angles Of A Triangle
In these lessons, we will learn
• about exterior angles of triangles
• how to find the unknown exterior angle of a triangle
• how to prove that the sum of exterior angles of a triangle is 360°
The following diagrams give the theorems involving the exterior angles of triangles. Scroll d... | math_reasoning | FineMath-4+ |
## 9. What would be an objects weight on Jupiter, if acceleration due to gravity on Jupiter is 24.5 m/s/s and the object’s mass is 5 kg.<
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9. What would be an objects weight on Jupiter, if acceleration due to
gravity on Jupiter is 24.5 m/s/s and the object’s mass is 5 kg.
in progress 0
5 months 2021-08-09T20... | math_reasoning | FineMath-4+ |
Module Eng 1024 | Researchomatic
# Module Eng 1024
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Module ENG 1024
Module ENG 1024
Question 12
Question 1 (A)2
Question 1 (B)4
Question 25
Question 35
XY Scatter Plot5
Question 47
(i)Upto two decimal places8
(ii)Up-to four significant figures9
Question 59
Y= ax^2 +bx +c (eq 1)9
Z = ½ ax^2 +3bx ... | math_reasoning | FineMath-4+ |
# Applications
Now that we know Newton's Laws of Motion, how do we apply them? How can they let us predict the motion of an object if we know all the forces acting upon it? How can they let us predict the forces on an object if we know its motion?
It is only a slight over statement to say that the rest of this course... | math_reasoning | FineMath-4+ |
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