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by NehaBhandari » Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:46 am
hi guys,

anyone on this qs plz?... Is it very easy to be posted or very tough to be answered.. :wink: .. Please help ppl..
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by vishubn » Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:25 am
Hi Neha ...
it is answered before ! :)

Neways !!

we knwo this is a similar traingles !!

so one rule to remember is !!

in a similar triangle !

squares of ratios of the two sides = ratio of the area !

in other words

AB^2/ab^2=2/1

S^2/s^2=2/1

Therefore S=root2 *s

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by NehaBhandari » Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:30 am
Hey vishubn,

Thanks a lot.. I did not find this problem when I put a search...

I knew this was a similar triangle concept but somehow missed on applying the concept.. Thanks again...
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