P5641 link reply
bonus points for elegance
P5643 link reply
Let's call A the area of the square and A/5=a the area of each rectangle.
O = orange, Y = yellow, G = green, P = pink, B = blue
O+Y+G+P = 4a, so the side of the square is 8. A=8²=64
This was surprisingly easy? See the attached image for the sides of each rectangle.
P5645 link reply
P5643
Yep, that's probably the easiest way to do it.
P5699 link reply
[tex: \frac{k^2}{5} = 2n ]
[tex: k^2\frac{4}{5} = k\int_0^nd\xi ]
[tex: k^2\frac{4}{5} = kn ]
[tex: \frac{k^2}{5} = 2k\frac{4}{5} ]
[tex: \text{Wait what was the question} \\ ? ]
P5700 link reply
>>P5699
And can we get align / amsmath ? The reward for one good thing, etc.
P5706 link reply
I felt like P5699 was over defined. The problem describes one equation
[tex: \int_0^nkd\xi=4\cdot{2n} ]
Hence the area is [tex: k^2=8^2].
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