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I followed the concept of 76 * 2^(n) = last 2 digits of 2^nIts valid in all cases except when n=1I calculated 2^21 in the calculator which gives the same result as 2^2001, and realized my mistake
I followed the concept of 76 * 2^(n) = last 2 digits of 2^nIts valid in all cases except when n=1I calculated 2^21 in the calculator which gives the same result as 2^2001, and realized my mistake :)
2^12 = 4096=>2^2001 = (2^9)*(4096)^166 = (2^9)*(4100-4)^166=>last two digits would be given by (2^9)*(-4)^166 = 2^341 = (2^5)*(4096)^28~(2^5)*(-4)^28 = 2^61 = 2*(4096)^5~ 2*(-4)^5 = -2^11= -2048 hence last two digits = 100-48 = 52.ATDH.
I followed the concept of 76 * 2^(n) = last 2 digits of 2^n
Its valid in all cases except when n=1
I calculated 2^21 in the calculator which gives the same result as 2^2001, and realized my mistake :)
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As the CAT 2K12 come to a close, lets close this thread for our discussions for quant.. Wishing everyone who was part of this thread and part of CAT 2K12 to have your convert this year itself. All the best for everyone all the best for myslef
What is the tens digit of the number 2^2001 ? Its a very simple question, but I am getting a different answer from one given in the solution, so wanted to verify here . I am getting 0 and the CL solution says 5
2^12 = 4096
=>2^2001 = (2^9)*(4096)^166 = (2^9)*(4100-4)^166
=>last two digits would be given by (2^9)*(-4)^166 = 2^341
What is the tens digit of the number 2^2001 ? Its a very simple question, but I am getting a different answer from one given in the solution, so wanted to verify here . I am getting 0 and the CL solution says 5
What is the tens digit of the number 2^2001 ? Its a very simple question, but I am getting a different answer from one given in the solution, so wanted to verify here . I am getting 0 and the CL solution says 5
What is the tens digit of the number 2^2001 ? Its a very simple question, but I am getting a different answer from one given in the solution, so wanted to verify here . I am getting 0 and the CL solution says 5 :O
Its a very simple question, but I am getting a different answer from one given in the solution, so wanted to verify here . I am getting 0 and the CL solution says 5 :O
if I pick two numbers and take the average.... and if the average is an integer then I go and pick that number and I have found one of the required triplets. Now the average would be integer when the two numbers are both odd or both even. This can be done in number of ways of picking 2 odd nos. ...
From the first 20 natural numbers, a combination of 3 distinct numbers is selected and then arranged in ascending order. How many such combinations can be picked such that the average of the extreme numbers gives the middle element?1) 1022) 903) 944) 86With method please
if I pick two numbers and take the average.... and if the average is an integer then I go and pick that number and I have found one of the required triplets.
Now the average would be integer when the two numbers are both odd or both even. This can be done in
number of ways of picking 2 odd nos. + no. of ways of picking two even nos.
90? number of AP terms is what is asked for a, a + d, a + 2d a = 1 => d = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 a = 2 => d = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 a = 3 => d = 1 to 8 a = 4 => d = 1 to 8 . . a = 18 => d = 1 total = 45 * 2 = 90
From the first 20 natural numbers, a combination of 3 distinct numbers is selected and then arranged in ascending order. How many such combinations can be picked such that the average of the extreme numbers gives the middle element?1) 1022) 903) 944) 86With method please
90?
number of AP terms is what is asked for a, a + d, a + 2d a = 1 => d = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 a = 2 => d = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 a = 3 => d = 1 to 8 a = 4 => d = 1 to 8 . . a = 18 => d = 1
total = 45 * 2 = 90
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From the first 20 natural numbers, a combination of 3 distinct numbers is selected and then arranged in ascending order. How many such combinations can be picked such that the average of the extreme numbers gives the middle element?1) 1022) 903) 944) 86With method please
From the first 20 natural numbers, a combination of 3 distinct numbers is selected and then arranged in ascending order. How many such combinations can be picked such that the average of the extreme numbers gives the middle element? 1) 1022) 903) 944) 86 With method please
From the first 20 natural numbers, a combination of 3 distinct numbers is selected and then arranged in ascending order. How many such combinations can be picked such that the average of the extreme numbers gives the middle element?
@stellarPG bro please the tricks in http://www.pagalguy.com/forums/quantitative-ability-and-di/quant-tricks-short-cuts-t-87923/p-3609086?page=7 it will be helpful for all.. please post all these tricks there.
Hahaha I would give anything to go to that place, I plan to take a tour of the warner bros hogwarts studio someday! And yeah Cot^-1(cot *) = * for 0<*hence the subtraction from pi
hw??? that means d angle is in 2nd quadrant !! if that case cot would be -ve
Why do we fall??? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up again.
Hahaha I would give anything to go to that place, I plan to take a tour of the warner bros hogwarts studio someday! :P And yeah Cot^-1(cot *) = * for 0<* hence the subtraction from pi
@Vascent said:sorry i got cot-1(cot a/2)i delted it my post to correct my typo, how come u got to quote it hes faster @ScareCrow28 said:cot^-1[ 2cos^2(a/2)/ 2sin(a/2)cos(a/2)] = cot^-1 [cot(a/2)]The answer should be pie + a/2 ...right?? But the answer given is pie-a/2@krum@Brooklyn IMO ...
@Vascent said:sorry i got cot-1(cot a/2)i delted it my post to correct my typo, how come u got to quote it hes faster @ScareCrow28 said:cot^-1[ 2cos^2(a/2)/ 2sin(a/2)cos(a/2)] = cot^-1 [cot(a/2)]The answer should be pie + a/2 ...right?? But the answer given is pie-a/2@krum@Brooklyn IMO shld be ans in either 1st or 3rd quadrent so : pi + a/2 or only a/2
so in that case shudnt it be NOT..coz we don have any specific option.....
A circle with radius 6 is
inscribed in a rhombus with side 13.
What is the area of the region interior to the rhombus but exterior to
the circle?(∏ = circumference of the
circle/diameter of the circle)(1) 156 – 36∏ (2) 169
– 36∏ (3) 98 – 36∏ (4) 78 – 36∏ (5) 133 – 36∏
A circle with radius 6 is
inscribed in a rhombus with side 13.
What is the area of the region interior to the rhombus but exterior to
the circle?(∏ = circumference of the
circle/diameter of the circle)(1) 156 – 36∏ (2) 169
– 36∏ (3) 98 – 36∏ (4) 78 – 36∏ (5) 133 – 36∏
ek baat batao...agar cot-1(a/2) hai to y not the ans is NOT.???...means shudn't we have the range for a...yaa simply options dekh k karoge??..coz its tricky
ek baat batao...agar cot-1(a/2) hai to y not the ans is NOT.???...means shudn't we have the range for a...yaa simply options dekh k karoge??..coz its tricky
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