Question
The diagonal of the square is 10 √ 2 cm. Find the
diagonal of another square whose area is triple that of the first square.Solution
Side(a) =Diagonal /√ 2 =10 √ 2 /√ 2=10cm ATQ- a2 =3×10×10 a=10√ 3 Now- Diagonal =a√ 2 =10√ 3×√ 2 =10√ 6 cm.
Statements:
O ≤ P = Y ≤ U; L > G ≥ W = Q ≥ Y; G < A ≤ R < D
Conclusions:
I. P < R
II. G ≥ P
Statements: A > O = I ≥ C = D > K = P, P < M = R
Conclusions:
I. C > R
II. R > K
III. P ≤ O
Statements: E = L ≤ G < I = H; E ≥ N < A; W ≥ P ≥ M > I
Conclusions:
I. E < W
II. A ≥ M
III. N < P
Statements: S ≥ U < N = A; D > U ≥ C
Conclusions: I. A > D II. C < A
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Statements: R > S ≥ T = U < V ≤ W; X ≥ Y = Z < U = M ≥ N
Conclusions:
I. S ≥ M
II. T < X
III. W > N
Statement: K < M; K ≥ I > L; M ≥ G > N
Conclusion:
I. L ≥ M
II. G ≥ K