Abhimanyu ate 3 upon 4 of a watermelon his younger brother Siddharth ate 1 upon 8 of the watermelon how much did they ate together​

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Solution

(a) Steps of construction:

1. Draw a circle with centre O and having radius 3 cm.

2. To make the three points A, B, and C in the circle, join A to the centre of the circle O.

3. If m∠BAC is to be 50

o

,m∠BOC should be 100

o

.

4. If m∠ABC is to be 60

o

,m∠AOC should be 120

o

.

5. If m∠ACB is to be 70

o

,m∠AOB should be 140

o

.

6. Join the points B and C such that m∠AOC=100

o

and m∠BOC=120

o

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Thus, ΔABC is the required triangle.

(b) Steps of construction:

1. Extend OA and draw perpendicular to it through A.

2. Extend OB and draw perpendicular to it through B.

3. In the same way draw perpendicular to OC through C.

Let the points of intersection of these perpendicular be P, Q and R, so we get the required ΔPQR.

(c) In the quadrilateral PAOC,

m∠AOC=120

o

⇒m∠P=180

o

−120

o

=60

o

.... (opposite angles of a quadrilateral are suplementary)

In the same way, m∠Q=180

o

−140

o

=40

o

And, m∠R=180

o

−100

o

=80

o

Answer:

71

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the unknown integer be x

-24 + x = 47

x= 47 + 24

x=71

(x=4 , y=–4) , (x=6,y=–7)

This straight line can be written as in the intercept form as,

4

x

+

3

y

=1

From the intercept form of the given line, it can be concluded that the line intersects the co-ordinate axes at the points (4,0) and (0,3).

Now we get a triangle whose base is of length 4 units and length of perpendicular of length 3 units.

So, the area of the triangle will be,

⇒

2

1

×3×4

⇒6 sq. units

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

The difference between the upper and lower limit of a class interval is called the Size/width of the class interval.

Answer:

b) Width

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