if p is the perepndicular distnce of an angular point of cube of each side to 47 from diagonal wich does nt pass thru that angular point ,then 3p^2 is equal to ??
1meko bhi laga ki oposite diagonal se
yeah subash we hav 2 consider oppo side diagonal nt d face diagonal
n subash i meant ki ur answer may b rite i dunno will check l8 2day m nt in mood 2 study
1tried uploadin the figure..didn't work.
what i'm trying to say is, isn't the diag. from 2 vertices NOT on the same square, but frm the 2 parallel planes? or simply put, in subhash's fig. the 2nd point ought to be the one vertically above where he's markd it, right?
1erm....p is the perpendicular distance...in the fig., how is it perp.???
1eh?? are u sure the diagonal is on the square and not from two opposing vertices of the cube?? subhash, maine toh waisa hi kiya tha aur jawaab likh diya. tumne doosre method se kiya hai.....heeeheeeeheeeeheee
11i think im going to book you under the UNUNDERSTANDABLE ACT 2009
your offence : saying something in hindi (or whatever) of which i cant get anything
:P
1haan rite hoga yaar aaj kcuh padhne ka maan ni hai will chck 2mmrw :P
1Main bhi tha[9][9]...(infact its admin Indrajeet n me r in the same institute)
Aur haan, main har jagah hasne ka kaam ni kar raha hu.[3]
1@matrix tu kya sab jagah hasne ka kaam karar hai :P :P :P
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66The problem should be :
"if p is the perpendicular distance of an angular point of a cube, each of which side is 47, from a diagonal which does not pass through that angular point,then 3p^2 is equal to ??
