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The distance b/w two parallel lines is unity .A point P lies b/w the loines at a distance a from one of them .The length of a side of a equilateral triangle PQR,vertex Q of which lies on one of the parellel lines and vertex R lies on the other line,is________

    
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i think 2a.please post the answer and the solution
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i think 2a.please post the answer and the solution
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i will post the ans 0n 10/2 at 5 pmif any one can ans. please ans. before time
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 it is 2a

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no the ans is not 2a.it is r=(2/3^1/2)*(a^2 -a +1)^1/2
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