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Wewaii [24]2 years ago

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<h2>Solution:.</h2>

Let the ceilings be a & b

and the distance from one corner of the ceiling to the opposite be c

then using Pythagoras theorem

$c = \sqrt{a {}^{2} + b {}^{2} } \\ c = \sqrt{16 {}^{2} + 12 {}^{2} } \\ c = \sqrt{256 + 144 } \\ c = \sqrt{400} \\ c = 20$

hence ,c .°. the distance from one corner of the ceiling to the opposite is 20

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