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Qualification => IGCSE/ GCSE => Queries => Topic started by: spookyjaransh on November 03, 2009, 05:50:35 pm
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(a) because,
26x93=62x39
36x42=63x24
thus, find another pair of multiplication with the same properties.
for the rest of the question, pq, rs, qp and sr represent a 2 digit number
(b) in (a), pq times rs = qp times sr
state a relationship between p, q, r and s
(c) 26 can be written as (10x2 +6)
pq can be written as (10p +q)
therefore the multiplication of pq and rs can be written as (10p +q)(10r +s)
use this idea to prove ur statement in (c)
the orignal question can be found on:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/3182857/19982003-Paper-4-Maths
page 33
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another pair can be 14*82=41*28
rest i donno
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how did u get it????
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14*82=14*2*41=28*41=41*28
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how did u get it????
google ;D ;D
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Download the attachment...
I have tried to solve your problem.
:)
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it is there in which question paper???
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read the first post dude!!!!!!
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kwell!!
gotit !!
no probs!
By the way is it answered!!!??? or not??
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yup...alpha answered it well!!
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i did not ansk who answered but was it done or not!!
no probs!!
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I answered it... Download the attachment.
By the way, I didn't find the question in the site Jaransh posted... It is not there on Pg33.
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it is.....u might be opening it in the book form. either open it in the scroll form or go to page 32 in the book form.