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2 years ago

Quick question, is this the same as this???

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salantis [7]2 years ago

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Your first steps are correct. Mult. the given fraction by (1+sqrt(5)) / (1+sqrt(5)).

Result: 8(1 + sqrt(5) ) 8(1 + sqrt(5) )
------------------- = ----------------------
1 - 5 -4

Must keep that denominator (-4).

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given that there are six different toys and they are to be distributed to three different children.

The restraint here is each child gets atleast one toy.

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$log_{4 }6ab$

This can be written as

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Thus,

$log_{4 }6 \times a \times b$ becomes

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Step-by-step explanation:

To know |GH|, you first need to find the length of |GD|.

We can calculate |GD| by;

cosG = |GC| / |GD|

<=> |GD| = |GC| / cosG

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sinD = |GH| / |GD|

<=> |GH| = sinD.|GD|

=> |GH| = 0,899.6,33 cm = 5,694 cm => 5,7 cm

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