I got m as 202 ; consider 1st sequence of consecutive numbers as a , ..... , a+m 2nd sequence a' , ..... ,a'+2m as difference between maximums is 99 a'+2m - a-m =99 ;----- (1) sum of n terms in ap = (n/2)*; by applying for both the sequences 2a+m=4;---- (2) 2a'+2m=1...
Q.4 In the figure given below AE : EC = 1 : 7, AD : DB = 1 : 3, BF : FC = 2 : 3 and the area of ABC = 160 square units find the area of ADE in square units.
Q.4 In the figure given below AE : EC = 1 : 7, AD : DB = 1 : 3, BF : FC = 2 : 3 and the area of ABC = 160 square units find the area of ADE in square units.
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could anybody help me with this problem The single digits a and b are neither both nine nor both zero. the repeating decimal 0.ababababab......is expressed as a fraction in lowest terms How many different denominators are possible? a)4 b)6 c)5 4)3
could anybody help me with this problem The single digits a and b are neither both nine nor both zero. the repeating decimal 0.ababababab......is expressed as a fraction in lowest terms How many different denominators are possible? a)4 b)6 c)5 4)3
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put the expression equal to the given options and for only -1 the quadratic equation has non real roots...so it cant take -1 value
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1/3 *(pi)*r^2 * h = 2/3 *(pi)*r^3 = 718 2/3 Base of cone covers one side of cube, h = 2r So, radius will come out to be 7 Cube : 14x14x14 Cone : radius = 7, height = 14 Now, calculate...
Madan is going from Mumbai to Delhi in order to join a new job there. He has a glass memento of right circular conic shape under his possession and he does not want it to break during transportation. So, he purchases a cubic metal box from the market spending Rs. 500. The cone is exactly fitted in the metal cube in such a way that while the edges of the base of the cone are touching the edges of all the sides of the cube, the vertex of it touches the opposite face of he cube After inserting the memento in the box, he packed the metal box from outside with wallpaper costing Rs. 1.5 per sq cm. Given that the volume of the glass memento is 718 2/3 cc, mark all the correct statements
a. Madan had incurred total expenditure of Rs. 2,264 on the metal box. b. Madan had incurred an expenditure of Rs. 1,754 on packing the metal box. c. The area of any one side of the metal box is 196 sq. cm d. The volume of the metal box is 2,644 cc.
DK396 Says
please explain
1/3 *(pi)*r^2 * h = 2/3 *(pi)*r^3 = 718 2/3 Base of cone covers one side of cube, h = 2r
So, radius will come out to be 7 Cube : 14x14x14 Cone : radius = 7, height = 14
Laxman and Bharat decide to go from Agra to Delhi for watching a cricket match and board two different trains for that purpose. While Laxman takes the first train the leaves for Delhi, Bharat decides to wait for some time and take a faster train. On the way, Laxman sitting by the window-sea...
Laxman and Bharat decide to go from Agra to Delhi for watching a cricket match and board two different trains for that purpose. While Laxman takes the first train the leaves for Delhi, Bharat decides to wait for some time and take a faster train. On the way, Laxman sitting by the window-seat noticed that the train boarded by Bharat crossed him in 12 seconds. Now the faster train can travel 180 km in three hours, while the slower train takes twice as much time to do it. Given this, mark all the correct options.
a. If the faster train has taken 30 seconds to cross the entire length of the slower train, the difference between the lengths of the two trains is 50 m.
b. If the faster train had been running twice as much faster, it would have taken 10 seconds to overtake the slower train.
c. Had the faster train taken 24 seconds to cross the entire length of the slower train, the length of the slower train would have been 100 m.
d. If the slower train had been running at one and a half times of its current speed, the faster train would have taken 24 seconds to overtake Laxman.
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Madan is going from Mumbai to Delhi in order to join a new job there. He has a glass memento of right circular conic shape under his possession and he does not want it to break during transportation. So, he purchases a cubic metal box from the market spending Rs. 500. The cone is exactly fitted in the metal cube in such a way that while the edges of the base of the cone are touching the edges of all the sides of the cube, the vertex of it touches the opposite face of he cube After inserting the memento in the box, he packed the metal box from outside with wallpaper costing Rs. 1.5 per sq cm. Given that the volume of the glass memento is 718 2/3 cc, mark all the correct statements
a. Madan had incurred total expenditure of Rs. 2,264 on the metal box. b. Madan had incurred an expenditure of Rs. 1,754 on packing the metal box. c. The area of any one side of the metal box is 196 sq. cm d. The volume of the metal box is 2,644 cc.
Madan is going from Mumbai to Delhi in order to join a new job there. He has a glass memento of right circular conic shape under his possession and he does not want it to break during transportation. So, he purchases a cubic metal box from the market spending Rs. 500. The cone is exactly fi...
Madan is going from Mumbai to Delhi in order to join a new job there. He has a glass memento of right circular conic shape under his possession and he does not want it to break during transportation. So, he purchases a cubic metal box from the market spending Rs. 500. The cone is exactly fitted in the metal cube in such a way that while the edges of the base of the cone are touching the edges of all the sides of the cube, the vertex of it touches the opposite face of he cube After inserting the memento in the box, he packed the metal box from outside with wallpaper costing Rs. 1.5 per sq cm. Given that the volume of the glass memento is 718 2/3 cc, mark all the correct statements
a. Madan had incurred total expenditure of Rs. 2,264 on the metal box. b. Madan had incurred an expenditure of Rs. 1,754 on packing the metal box. c. The area of any one side of the metal box is 196 sq. cm d. The volume of the metal box is 2,644 cc.
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Important : PM | AB. So, CN will be a median to MP as well... Now, OPQ = S, So, OPM = 2S AO:OM = 2:1 So, APO = 4S So, AMP = 6S And hence, AMC = 12S And, ABC = 24S *#***#****#*#*** The red # is the blank space, So, we will have 5 place where we have to adjust 12 cars, such ...
in a triangle ABC,medians AM and CN to the sides BC and AB respectively,intersect at the point o. let p be the midpoint of AC and let MP intersect CN at Q.if the area of the triange omq is "S" sq units, area of abc is?
mn bhai - ab toh aap kagaz kalam ke bhi zaroorat nahi pad rahi !
Important : PM | AB. So, CN will be a median to MP as well... Now, OPQ = S, So, OPM = 2S AO:OM = 2:1
So, APO = 4S
So, AMP = 6S And hence, AMC = 12S And, ABC = 24S
|kunal v.t Says
what does the bold part represent ?
*#***#****#*#***
The red # is the blank space, So, we will have 5 place where we have to adjust 12 cars, such that between any two #, there is atleast one car! _____________________________________________________________________ Remember remember the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason why gunpowder, treason Should ever be forgot...
Vijay has been invited for dinner in a club. While walking through the garden path towards the tower, he observes that there is an electric rod on the top of the tower. From the point where he is standing, the angles of elevation of the top of the electric rod and the top of the tower are ...
Vijay has been invited for dinner in a club. While walking through the garden path towards the tower, he observes that there is an electric rod on the top of the tower. From the point where he is standing, the angles of elevation of the top of the electric rod and the top of the tower are and respectively. If the heights of the electric rod and the tower are p and q respectively, mark all the correct statements. a. The height of the tower is p tan/(tan tan)
b. The height of the electric rod is q tan/(tan tan)
c. The height of the tower is p tan/(tan tan)
d. The height of the electric rod is q (tantan)/tan
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No Adjacent space : a + b + c + d + e = 12(edit) where a and e can be 0, but b,c,d can be minimum '1' Ways = C(13,4) = 715 Total ways = C(16,12) Probability of no adjacent = 715/C(16,12) = 11/28 Probability she can park = 1-11/28 = 17/28 @kunal : isme kaagaz kalam use kiye h...
A parking lot has 16 spaces in a row. Twelve cars arrive, each of which requires one parking space, and their drivers chose spaces at random from among the available spaces. Auntie Em then arrives in her SUV, which requires 2 adjacent spaces. What is the probability that she is able to park?
a)137/280 b)143/280 c)17/28 d)11/28 e)None of these
No Adjacent space : a + b + c + d + e = 12(edit) where a and e can be 0, but b,c,d can be minimum '1'
Ways = C(13,4) = 715
Total ways = C(16,12)
Probability of no adjacent = 715/C(16,12) = 11/28 Probability she can park = 1-11/28 = 17/28
@kunal : isme kaagaz kalam use kiye hain combinatorics tha :D __________________________________________________________________ Remember remember the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason why gunpowder, treason Should ever be forgot...
in a triangle ABC,medians AM and CN to the sides BC and AB respectively,intersect at the point o. let p be the midpoint of AC and let MP intersect CN at Q.if the area of the triange omq is "S" sq units, area of abc is? mn bhai - ab toh aap kagaz kalam ke bhi zaroorat nahi pad rahi !
in a triangle ABC,medians AM and CN to the sides BC and AB respectively,intersect at the point o. let p be the midpoint of AC and let MP intersect CN at Q.if the area of the triange omq is "S" sq units, area of abc is?
mn bhai - ab toh aap kagaz kalam ke bhi zaroorat nahi pad rahi !
A right angled triangle ABC is right angled at B. The point of contact of the incircle with the hypotenuse, divides it, in the ratio 3:2. If the perimeter of the triangle is 36 cm, find the inradius.
sannata kyun hai bhai ?! :O
Without pen/paper, don't mind if wrong... inradius = r (5x)^2 = (3x+r)^2 + (2x+r)^2 Or, 12x^2 = 10xr + 2r^2 Or, 6x^2 - 5xr - r^2 = 0 Or, x = r, -r/6
So, 10x+2r = 36 Or, r = 3 ___________________________________________________________________ Remember remember the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason why gunpowder, treason Should ever be forgot...
A parking lot has 16 spaces in a row. Twelve cars arrive, each of which requires one parking space, and their drivers chose spaces at random from among the available spaces. Auntie Em then arrives in her SUV, which requires 2 adjacent spaces. What is the probability that she is able to park? a...
A parking lot has 16 spaces in a row. Twelve cars arrive, each of which requires one parking space, and their drivers chose spaces at random from among the available spaces. Auntie Em then arrives in her SUV, which requires 2 adjacent spaces. What is the probability that she is able to park?
a)137/280 b)143/280 c)17/28 d)11/28 e)None of these
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A right angled triangle ABC is right angled at B. The point of contact of the incircle with the hypotenuse, divides it, in the ratio 3:2. If the perimeter of the triangle is 36 cm, find the inradius. sannata kyun hai bhai ?!
A right angled triangle ABC is right angled at B. The point of contact of the incircle with the hypotenuse, divides it, in the ratio 3:2. If the perimeter of the triangle is 36 cm, find the inradius.
1)5 red and 9 blue in 1 bag & 1 blue in other 2)5 red in 1 bag and 10 blue in another ???? @kunal Ian Mckellan {Xmen and lotr} & Mike myers {shrek and austin powers} and maybe Arnold has some trilogy other than terminator !!
a man has 5 red and 10 blue balls . he needs to distribute them in 2 bags such that the 1) probability of drawing red is minimum 2) probability of drawing red is maximum how should he distribute ? given that no bag can be empty
1)5 red and 9 blue in 1 bag & 1 blue in other 2)5 red in 1 bag and 10 blue in another ????
@kunal Ian Mckellan {Xmen and lotr} & Mike myers {shrek and austin powers} and maybe Arnold has some trilogy other than terminator !!
The only thing i care about is that i dont care about anything - 'DK'
i dont have the oa , but i think first case me aisa nahi hona chahiye = 1 blue , 0 red in bag 1..and 9 blue, 5 red in bag 2 ?? aur second wale me bhi 1 red , 0 blue in bag 1 .... and 4 red , 10 blue in bag 2 i think these would give better probablilty as per conditions . ?? edit kar diya...
Consider a function f(k) defined for positive integers k = 1, 2, . The function satisfies the condition , where p is a fraction, i.e. 0 < p < 1. Then f(k) is given by
a man has 5 red and 10 blue balls . he needs to distribute them in 2 bags such that the 1) probability of drawing red is minimum 2) probability of drawing red is maximum how should he distribute ? given that no bag can be empty
@ dk - bang on bro ! one other name is orlando bloom ( pirates and lotr ) p.s try utilising some post which u have already used as an answer for spamming , this is generally not taken well by the puys u kno .
Consider a function f(k) defined for positive integers k = 1, 2, . The function satisfies the condition , where p is a fraction, i.e. 0 < p < 1. Then f(k) is given by
Consider a function f(k) defined for positive integers k = 1, 2, . The function satisfies the condition , where p is a fraction, i.e. 0 < p < 1. Then f(k) is given by
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