NewStats: 3,259,556 , 8,170,492 topics. Date: Sunday, 25 May 2025 at 02:58 PM 1a54q

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RubiesBanking:


Just use it in an equation

A B C D

(A + D) / C = B

EXAMPLE

4 [9] 1 5


(4 + 5) / (1) = 9

3 [7] 1 4

(3 + 4) / (1) = 7

3 [3] 2 3

(3 + 3) / (2) = 3

2 [3] 3 7

(2 + 7) / 3 = 3

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RubiesBanking:


Just use it in an equation

A B C D

(A + D) / C = B

EXAMPLE

4 [9] 1 5

(4 + 5) / (1) = 9

3 [7] 1 4

(3 + 4) / (1) = 7

3 [3] 2 3

(3 + 3) / (2) = 3

2 [3] 3 7

(2 + 7) / 3 = 3

Thanks a million bro

Malcolm21:
Quantitative analysis giving us tough time o

What part of those set of questions don't you get?? Questions that can all be solved in less than 30 seconds. Whoever is finding these elementary questions challenging shouldn't bother with secondary school, they'll be better off learning something like bricklaying or bus conductor.

IAmHim1:
Lemme guess

You were taught either:

Rectilinear propagation of light

Or

Pin hole camera experiment??

Lol


Lit a candle in a dark room and see for yourself if light indeed travels in straight lines.
Hahahahaha

Waves are not confined to x and y graphs..that's where the faulty frequencies come from.. forcing a higher dimension wave on x and y planes

Man, light travels in straight lines...
And from your analysis, you mistake sound waves for light waves

RubiesBanking:
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Happy Sunday boss