Original post by wb25
rq=6cm
0.5 x r^2 x q = 22.5
how would i find r and q here ?
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0.5 x r^2 x q = 22.5
how would i find r and q here ?
Cheers
Divide Equation 2 by 0.5 to get r^2 * q and that should leave you with a pair of simultaneous equations that can easily be solved.
Original post by wb25
rq=6cm
0.5 x r^2 x q = 22.5
how would i find r and q here ?
Cheers
rq=6cm
0.5 x r^2 x q = 22.5
how would i find r and q here ?
Cheers
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