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Ankitt Kushary from Delhi Public School, Kolkata
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 8

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Ankitt Kushary from Delhi Public School, Kolkata
Class : Class 8

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Gaurav Gupta from DPS International Gurgaon, Gurgaon
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 5

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girish from Millenium, Bathinda
Class : Class 7
side EF and FG will be 7*2^1/2 so correct answer is 47.89. pl justify your answer

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Mohammed Najl from GEMS New Millennium School Al Khail, Dubai
Class : Class 5
jow do you calculate the side of an isosceles triangle?

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Samyaraj Chowdhury from DPS Ruby Park, Kolkata, Kolkata
Class : Class 7

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Dhriiti from BCM, Ludhiana
Class : Class 5

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AREEN from BOLTON, HYDERABAD
Class : Class 6
Ans is B because the side of the square is 56 m/4=14m. half of the two sides on the left side and the right side is being cut and the upper side is being cut totally and the two triangles are equivalent triangles. So the perimeter of the remaining part will be (7 m X 4)+14 m=28 m+14 m=42 m.

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Aditi Shiv Shankar Jaiswal from Delhi Public School Jeddah, Jeddah
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 4

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Aditi Shiv Shankar Jaiswal from Delhi Public School Jeddah, Jeddah
Class : Class 4
B

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atherva tripathi from Sagar public school RN, BHOPAL
Class : Class 4
B

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Aditi Shiv Shankar Jaiswal from Delhi Public School Jeddah, Jeddah
Class : Class 4
B .

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Ridam Dungarwal from Witty International school, Udaipur
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 1

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Iksha from Vibgyorhigh, Pune
Class : Class 1
Why is it D.It should beA

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Anu from Delhi Public School Whitefield, Bangalore
Class : Class 2

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Anu from Delhi Public School Whitefield, Bangalore
Class : Class 2
there are only 10 circles and 12 triangles. So, how can it say D?! It should be A..

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Fateh Singh Nanda from Gems modern academy, Dubai
Class : Class 1
There are 11 circles including the face

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vineet8026@gmail.com from dps, Doha
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 3

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avg from VIBGYOR HIGH, PUNE
Class : Class 3

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ishi gupta from DPS NOIDA, NOIDA
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 4

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FIONA SAHA from The Heritage School Rampurhat west Bengal India, Rampurhat Birbhum
Class : Class 4
What do you mean by symmetry here?

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Ishit161 from , Delhi
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 6

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Pranav Arun from garib school, Mumbai
Class : Class 8
brother in law

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Pranav Arun from garib school, Mumbai
Class : Class 8
brother in law

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Pranav Arun from garib school, Mumbai
Class : Class 8
brother in law

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Aahana Agarwal from NPS Koramangala, Bengaluru
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 4

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Varshit Agarwal from VBPS , Noida
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 4

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Pracheta Mukhopadhyay from GIIS Singapore Balestier, Singapore
Subject :IMO    Class : Class 8

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Arnab Jana from KTPP High School, KTPP
Class : Class 9
B

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Pratik from Milestone Academy , BHILAI
Class : Class 10
Solution, =x²(x²+3x+5)-1(x²+3x+5) =x²*²+3x³+5x²-x²-3x-5 =x²*²+3x³+4x²-3x-5 Answer is option (b).

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Arnab Jana from KTPP High School, KTPP
Class : Class 9
B

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Arnab Jana from KTPP High School, KTPP
Class : Class 9
B

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akila2arun from cmr nps school, bangalore
Class : Class 9
B

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Pratik from Milestone Academy , BHILAI
Class : Class 10
Solution, =x²(x²+3x+5)-1(x²+3x+5) =x²*²+3x³+5x²-x²-3x-5 =x²*²+3x³+4x²-3x-5 Answer is option (b).

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