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    This document contains 10 math problems involving geometry calculations: 1) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 2) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 3) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 4) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 5) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 6) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 7) Adding two numbers. 8) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 9) Calculating a ratio to find the

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    This document contains 10 math problems involving geometry calculations: 1) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 2) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 3) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 4) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 5) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 6) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 7) Adding two numbers. 8) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 9) Calculating a ratio to find the

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    This document contains 10 math problems involving geometry calculations: 1) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 2) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 3) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 4) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 5) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 6) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 7) Adding two numbers. 8) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 9) Calculating a ratio to find the

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    This document contains 10 math problems involving geometry calculations: 1) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 2) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 3) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 4) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 5) Calculating the length of a line segment using similar triangles. 6) Calculating the length of a line segment using the Pythagorean theorem. 7) Adding two numbers. 8) Solving an equation to find the length of a line segment. 9) Calculating a ratio to find the

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    1.

    l² = p² - (R - r)²
    l² = 25² - (10 - 3)²
    = 25² - 7²
    = 625 - 49
    = 576
    l = √576
    = 24 cm
    2. GPD =
    =
    =
    =
    = 12 cm
    3. TA² = pq² + (R+r)²
    TA² = 20² + (9+6)²
    TA² = 400 + 15²
    TA² = 400 + 225
    TA = √625
    TA = 25
    4. GPD2 = P2 – ( r + r ¿2
    36² = 39² - (R+7) ²
    1296 = 1521 - (R+7) ²
    (R+7) = √1521-1296
    (R+7) = √225
    R+7 = 15
    R = 15-7
    R = 8 cm
    5. Luas = 1/2. (a + b) · t
    135 = 1/2. (5 + 13). PQ
    135 = 9. PQ
    PQ = 135 / 9
    PQ = 15 cm
    PQ² = AB² - (AP - BQ)²
    15² = AB² - (13 - 5)²
    15² = AB² - 8²
    225 = AB² - 64
    AB² = 225 + 64
    AB² = 289
    AB = √289
    AB = 17 cm
    6. PC² = 10² - 6²
    = 100 - 36
    = 64
    PC = √64 = 8 cm

    10 (8-PQ) = 4 x 8
    80 - 10PQ = 32
    -10PQ = 32 - 80
    -10PQ = 48
    PQ = 48 / 10 = 4,8 cm
    7. 60 + 62.8
    =122.8
    8. GPD² = p² - (r – r) ²
    1
    16² = 20² ( x + 2 x ) ²

    256 = 400 – 2.25 x²


    2.25 x²= 144
    x² = 64
    x =8
    L
    9. R = S
    6X8
    R= 2
    : 12
    24
    R = 12

    R=2
    A XBXC
    10. R= 4L
    6 X 8 X 10
    R = 4 X( 6 X 8)
    2
    R=5

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