For any positive number a, let R, and S, denote the regions colored light blue and dark blue, respectively, in Figure 5.55, and let r̟ be the ratio of the area of R, to the area of S. Show that r̟ is independent of a.

For any positive number a, let R, and S, denote the regions colored light blue and dark blue, respectively, in Figure 5.55, and let r̟ be the ratio of the area of R, to the area of S. Show that r̟ is independent of a.

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Description: I want an answer of question number 41. For any positive number a, let R, and S, denote theregions colored light blue and dark blue, respectively, inFigure 5.55, and let r̟ be the ratio of the area of R, to thearea of S. Show that r̟ is independent o

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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Chapter9: Surfaces And Solids

Section9.1: Prisms, Area And Volume

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