Two poles of height "a" meter & "b" meter a part. The height of the point of intersection of the line joining the top of each pole to the foot of opposite pole is equal to?
Asked by araima2001 | 8th Nov, 2015, 06:55: AM
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Answered by satyajit samal | 9th Nov, 2015, 04:04: PM
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