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Maths qs

  • 05-11-2016 3:01pm
    #1
    Take Your Pants Off
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    For part i, Im keeping the same shape. But extending the dots to 4 on each side. And putting in the previous diagram(t3) inside the new hexagon shape(t4)
    Answer at the back says t4=45. But im getting below that around 28-30 cant really remember of the top of my head.


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  • #2
    Muir
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    t(4) is 28, part ii is asking for t(5) and t(6) (and t(5) is 45) so maybe that's the answer you're reading in the back of the book?


  • #3
    Take Your Pants Off
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    Muir wrote: »
    t(4) is 28, part ii is asking for t(5) and t(6) (and t(5) is 45) so maybe that's the answer you're reading in the back of the book?

    Yh its just its saying t4=45 in mine


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