Bob has a paper that its width is 30cm,
By using special scissors he cuts the paper into two pieces, such that triangular shape is formed.
given that A B = B C = 1 cm and the angle ∠ A B C = 1 2 0 degrees
Calculate for him what will be the total length of the triangular edge(AB+BC+...untill the end)
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Nice solution, Adding to the above, It will be really nice to keep in mind that the ratio between the width and AC is how many triangles fit inside this paper. For every triangle, we cover AB+BC distance. So, Number of triangles times Distance per unit triangle is the total distance.
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spot on! the real problem was with my math editor soft.... had to use MS paint as an auxiliary..
But how can the zig-zag line be shorter than a straight line??
And why did you say 1 0 3 × 3 = A B + B C + ⋯ + K L , shouldn't it be 1 0 3 × 2 ?
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Thanks for mentioning it!
@Brilliant Mathematics could you change the answer to 2 0 3 ? Thanks!
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Yep, you are correct I didn't notice
Thanks. I've updated the options and answer to reflect this.
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