Distance of the parallels
Find the distance of the parallels, which equations are:
x = 3-4t, y = 2 + t and x = -4t, y = 1 + t
(instructions: select a point on one line and find its distance from the other line)
x = 3-4t, y = 2 + t and x = -4t, y = 1 + t
(instructions: select a point on one line and find its distance from the other line)
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Using a ruler a pair of compasses only construct triangle ABC in which AB=5cm BC=5.9cm and<BAC=45°
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