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cluponka [151]
3 years ago
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A) Jaką długość powinien mieć mieć bok kwadratu , aby pole tego kwadratu było równe polu prostokątu o wymiarach 3cm x 4

cm ? Wynik podaj z dokładnością do 1mm.
b) Jaką długość ma krawędź sześcianu , którego ma objętość jest równa objętości prostopadłościanu o wymiarach 2cm x 4cm x 5 cm ?Wynik podaj z dokładnością do 1mm.
Physics
1 answer:
seropon [69]3 years ago
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What do you even mean..
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From the image below we solve from

T - 22500 = ma

T - 22500 = 2293.58 x 1.5

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