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Given that A = πr² + πr√(h² + r²) . Show that h = A/πr√1 - (2πr²/A).
Over to you Maths Gurus.

I can solve it ANYTHING FOR ME. I won't solve if for free!!! #MESSAGE ME IF you are ready

Just by looking at it sef sleep don dey catch me ...I so hate mathematics with passion..

I won't solve it all, you have to finish it up.

It's very very simple.


In the End you will use this technique

Such as this

1/( 1 - 1/a) = a / ( a - 1)

Something like this will be done but not this oo.

To make the answer look like what's given

Kylekent59:
I won't solve it all, you have to finish it up.

It's very very simple.


In the End you will use this technique

Such as this

1/( 1 - 1/a) = a / ( a - 1)

Something like this will be done but not this oo.

To make the answer look like what's given

I already made 'h' the subject. Just that I was having a little problem expressing it as the answer given above. Thanks anyways

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I can solve it ANYTHING FOR ME. I won't solve if for free!!! #MESSAGE ME IF you are ready

Lol, you no try. I know it... Not as hard as it seems.. but expressing it in that form is giving me a little problem.

[quote author=rillchritty post=75422404][/quote]Thanks. I've seen my mistake after the difference of two squares... Thanks once more!

Kylekent59:
I won't solve it all, you have to finish it up.

It's very very simple.


In the End you will use this technique

Such as this

1/( 1 - 1/a) = a / ( a - 1)

Something like this will be done but not this oo.

To make the answer look like what's given

Your expansion of the right-hand term is wrong!!

rillchritty:
Your expansion of the right-hand term is wrong!!

Yes, I saw that, but I was busy,


Just help him finish it up thanks.


Kina busy.

Simple thing

Jeanjohnny:
Given that A = πr² + πr√(h² + r²) . Show that h = A/πr√1 - (2πr²/A).
Over to you Maths Gurus.

oya complete am

Larryfest:
Just by looking at it sef sleep don dey catch me ...I so hate mathematics with passion..

you're suffering from maths phobia, so if you apply for a job and mathematics is included in the aptitude test, how you go do?

futurist369:
you're suffering from maths phobia, so if you apply for a job and mathematics is included in the aptitude test, how you go do?

Only God can answer that but funny enough i have never failed mathematics before in any exam from pry to university though back in the uni those days i only did it once as a fresher was expecting i will fail the course but somehow i scaled through..