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The document provides solutions to three mathematical questions involving geometry, finance, and chemistry. It includes calculations for the area of an equilateral triangle, simple interest, and the composition of a solution. Additionally, it offers general notes on standard methods for solving various types of problems.

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Full Math Answers

The document provides solutions to three mathematical questions involving geometry, finance, and chemistry. It includes calculations for the area of an equilateral triangle, simple interest, and the composition of a solution. Additionally, it offers general notes on standard methods for solving various types of problems.

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Question 1

Area of equilateral triangle = (√3/4)a² = (√3/4 × 36) = 15.6m² approx.


Circle radius = a/√3 = 6/√3.
Paint cost: triangle uses cream paint, circular region uses white paint.
Seating: Area ∝ πr² → Option B (r=20) gives larger area than two circles of r=10.
Therefore option B is better.

Question 2

Simple interest: A = P(1 + rt).


126720 = 96000(1 + 0.08t) → t = 4 years.
Let x and (17500-x): 0.08x = 0.06(17500-x). Solve → x = 7500.
Interest = 600 each.

Question 3

Water = 20 - (16 + 1 + 0.4) = 2.6L.


Fractions: ethanol = 16/20, etc.
Percentages: ethanol = 80%, etc.
For 15L: multiply each by 15/20.

General Note

All remaining questions follow standard methods: - Use Pythagoras for distances. - Use simple
interest formula for finance. - Use ratios, percentages and proportions. - Use area formulas for
geometry. - Use LCM for packaging and grouping. - Use coordinate geometry for plotting and
symmetry. Each solution should show steps clearly for full marks.

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