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How do I adjust the image rotation on this webpage?
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In summary, the conversation discusses MHB Rule #6, which states that teachers expect graded assignments to be the work of the student and not others. If a question is presented in a way that suggests it falls under this category, a moderator will close the thread. If a member is suspected of cheating, they will be banned and the thread may be shared with their institute. However, if evidence is provided that the problem is not from a graded assignment, the thread will be re-opened. The conversation also includes a question about the solution to a problem involving equilateral triangles and variables A, B, P, and Q. The image provided is rotated, cropped, and uploaded for better viewing.
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Hello, ranjan69!
MHB Rule #6 states:
So, by our policy, I will close this thread, and await your PM for discussion of the matter.
MHB Rule #6 states:
MHB Rules said:
So, by our policy, I will close this thread, and await your PM for discussion of the matter.
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The OP has graciously provided sufficient evidence to show that this problem is from an old test and is not part of a graded assignment. And so I have re-opened the thread accordingly. :D
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I tried the following way.
http://i952.photobucket.com/albums/ae4/ksr_131/IMG_0206_zps2xs8tgfn.jpg
View attachment 4657
The answer reads that triangle OP_iQ_i is equiateral for every i. How can we conclude that? Also the answer reads that P_2003*Q_2003=((3^1001)/(2^1002)). How is that? Are A & B equal to P & Q respectively?
http://i952.photobucket.com/albums/ae4/ksr_131/IMG_0206_zps2xs8tgfn.jpg
View attachment 4657
The answer reads that triangle OP_iQ_i is equiateral for every i. How can we conclude that? Also the answer reads that P_2003*Q_2003=((3^1001)/(2^1002)). How is that? Are A & B equal to P & Q respectively?
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phymat said:
I rotated, cropped and uploaded as an attachment. :)
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