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Previous Question: raj divided 50 into two parts such that the sum of their reciprocal is 1/12, we get the parts as a) 28, 22 b) 24, 36 c) 36, 14 d) 20, 30 Next Question: 4) The Geocity planning office is exploring the use of cones for water tower, and have built a model in their office. The model is a hollow, open (no tap) right circular cone, as shown in the figure below. An intelligent mathematical bug is sitting at the point A in the figure, and a drop of honey is accidentally dropped at point B (diametrically opposite the bug, at the top of the cone.) The bug crawls to the honey on the surface of the cone by the shortest path. If L = 336 cm, r = 168 cm, and h = 98 cm then what is the distance (in cm) crawled by the bug before reaching the honey? (Round the answer to one decimal) Use  = 3.14, = 1.41, and = 1.73

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3) A triangle’s longest side has length 29 cm and another of its sides has length 20 cm. Its _______ cm2. What is the exact length of its third side, in cm?: Asked In TCS PARUL JOSHI (9 years ago); Unsolved Read Solution (7); Is this Puzzle helpful? (3) (1) Submit Your Solution

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Previous Question: raj divided 50 into two parts such that the sum of their reciprocal is 1/12, we get the parts as a) 28, 22 b) 24, 36 c) 36, 14 d) 20, 30 Next Question: 4) The Geocity planning office is exploring the use of cones for water tower, and have built a model in their office. The model is a hollow, open (no tap) right circular cone, as shown in the figure below. An intelligent mathematical bug is sitting at the point A in the figure, and a drop of honey is accidentally dropped at point B (diametrically opposite the bug, at the top of the cone.) The bug crawls to the honey on the surface of the cone by the shortest path. If L = 336 cm, r = 168 cm, and h = 98 cm then what is the distance (in cm) crawled by the bug before reaching the honey? (Round the answer to one decimal) Use  = 3.14, = 1.41, and = 1.73

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