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Dhanshri 31/12/2021 in  CBSE - Class 9/Mathematics/Geometry/Triangles

6. Of the three angles of the triangle, one is twice the smallest and another one is thrice the smallest. Find the angles. (Answer: 60°, 90°, 30°)

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Deepika replied | 2 days ago

x+2x+3x=180°

6x=180, x=30°, Hence angles are 30, 60 amd 90°

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Manjit 3 days ago in  1-10 tutions

does teacher comes to home to teach students ?



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Pushpendra replied | 2 days ago

Yes, many tutors offer tutoring at students' homes. This is called "home tutoring." On the UrbanPro platform, you can find tutors who can come to your home. By viewing a tutor's profile, you'll find information about whether they: 1. Teach at the student's home 2. Teach at the tutor's home 3. Teach online You can talk to the tutor to determine which tutor best suits your needs.

Rakesh replied | 1 day ago

Yes

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Reena 06/02/2025 in  IT Courses/COBOL

How can I write a COBOL program?

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Palvinder replied | 6 days ago

To write a COBOL program, you must set up a COBOL environment (either on a mainframe or a local PC), understand the language's specific structure and syntax, write the source code, and then compile and run it.

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Sangeeta 06/02/2025 in  IT Courses/COBOL

Is it possible to convert Cobol to C++?

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Palvinder replied | 6 days ago

Yes, it is technically possible to convert COBOL to C++

Tapan 10 Feb in  Maths

Is Maths REALLY TOUGH ❓


Answer is NO. 


I believe early teachings have made children poor in Maths. 


Teachers who taught them have not been loyal to their work 100 % and that made children feel low while solving Maths Problems. 

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Anantha lakshmi m replied | 5 days ago

Students struggle with math primarily due to a weak foundational understanding, math anxiety, and the subject's cumulative, abstract nature. Misconceptions often stem from memorizing formulas rather than understanding concepts, lack of consistent practice, and inability to connect, abstract, multi-step problems to real-life situations.

Omkar replied | 3 days ago

No mathematics is easy if we love it 

If the fundamental or foundation of mathematics is clear

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