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Exercise 6.1
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====== Exercise 6.1 ====== On the following page we have given the solution of Exercise 6.1 of Mathema... Book House, Lahore. <WRAP center round info 60%> We have created this page and it will be updated to ... ^3+x^2+x+1$, find $q(x)$ are\\ **Solution:**\\ We know $P(x) \times q(x)= L.C.M \times H.C.F. $\\ ... +3)(x-1)$, find their L.C.M.\\ **Solution:**\\ We know $P(x) \times q(x)= L.C.M \times H.C.F. $\\
Exercise 2.1 (Solutions) @matric:9th_science:unit_02
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en 1 and 2 is divided into 4 equal parts , from L we take 3 parts. - Point M represent $\frac{3}{4}$... n 2 and -3 is divided into 8 equal parts , from 2 we take 5 parts. (v) - Rational number ... en 2 and 3 is divided into 4 equal parts , from 2 we take 3 parts. (vi) - (i) Cons... = 5.5555..... \qquad (2)$$ Subtract (1) from (2), we get $$9x = 5$$ $$\therefore \,\, x = \frac{5}{9
Exercise 4.1
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====== Exercise 4.1 ====== On the following page we have given the solution of Exercise 4.1 of Mathema... Book House, Lahore. <WRAP center round info 60%> We have created this page and it will be updated to
Exercise 6.2
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====== Exercise 6.2 ====== On the following page we have given the solution of Exercise 6.2 of Mathema... Book House, Lahore. <WRAP center round info 60%> We have created this page and it will be updated to
Exercise 6.3
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====== Exercise 6.3 ====== On the following page we have given the solution of Exercise 6.3 of Mathem... Book House, Lahore. <WRAP center round info 60%> We have created this page and it will be updated to
Review exercise
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==== Review exercise ====== On the following page we have given the solution of Review exercise of Mat... Book House, Lahore. <WRAP center round info 60%> We have created this page and it will be updated to
Exercise 11.1 (Solutions) @matric:9th_science:unit11
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parallelogram) $m\angle B=m\angle D=130^\circ$ We know that\\ \begin{align} & m\angle A +\,\,m\angl... }}\\ & m\angle A={{50}^{\circ }}\end{align} Also we have $m\angle A=m\angle C$ (Opposite angles of p