Chan Bol
Mar 19
1. The plot was fanced by erecting post 4m a part, how many poles were used? 2. Given that p= -6, t= 3, and t= -8, find the value of p2+t'2+ t2. ?
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Mar 19
1. To find the number of poles used, we need to calculate the total distance covered by the plot and then divide it by the distance between each pole.
Total distance covered by the plot = 4m x (number of poles - 1)
Let the number of poles be n.
Total distance = 4m x (n - 1)
To find the number of poles, we need to solve the equation:
4m x (n - 1) = Total distance covered by the plot
2. To find the value of p^2 + t'^2 + t^2, we substitute the given values of p, t', and t into the expression:
p^2 + t'^2 + t^2
= (-6)^2 + 3^2 + (-8)^2
= 36 + 9 + 64
= 109
Therefore, the value of p^2 + t'^2 + t^2 is 109.
Total distance covered by the plot = 4m x (number of poles - 1)
Let the number of poles be n.
Total distance = 4m x (n - 1)
To find the number of poles, we need to solve the equation:
4m x (n - 1) = Total distance covered by the plot
2. To find the value of p^2 + t'^2 + t^2, we substitute the given values of p, t', and t into the expression:
p^2 + t'^2 + t^2
= (-6)^2 + 3^2 + (-8)^2
= 36 + 9 + 64
= 109
Therefore, the value of p^2 + t'^2 + t^2 is 109.
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