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At the end of the year 2000, Karan started a business with 50 horses. After that, every year he increased his stock (horses) by x% at the beginning of the year and sold y% of the horses at the end of the year, where x > 0 and y > 0. If Karan had 50 horses at the end of the year 2005, after ma...
At the end of the year 2000, Karan started a business with 50 horses. After that, every year he increased his stock (horses) by x% at the beginning of the year and sold y% of the horses at the end of the year, where x > 0 and y > 0. If Karan had 50 horses at the end of the year 2005, after making the sales for that year. How is x related to y?
4.Let P = {2, 3, 4,- - - - -, 100} and Q = {101, 102, 103, - - - -, 200}. How many elements of Q are there such that they do not have any element of P as a factor?
4.Let P = {2, 3, 4,- - - - -, 100} and Q = {101, 102, 103, - - - -, 200}. How many elements of Q are there such that they do not have any element of P as a factor?
243^log81(x)=243^log3(x)/4=3^5/4.log3(x)=3^log3(x)^5/4=x^5/4 similarly, log16(x)=log2(x)/4 2^log(16)x=2^log(x^1/4)=x^1/4 Solving, x^5/4-2x=4.x^1/4-8 let x^1/4=t t^5-2t^4=4t-8 t^5-2t^4-4t+8=0 t^4(t-2)-4(t-2)=0 t^4=4,or t=2 t^4=x, so, x=4 or x=16 Sum of the values of x is 20.
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bakar.............abe yaar aaj kal so bahut raha hoon ..10 ghante sota hoon 10 ghante ofc.. 122. A, B and C run around a circular track of length 750m at speeds of 3 m/sec, 6 m/sec and 18 m/sec respectively. If all three start from the same point, simultaneously and run in the same direc...
bakar.............abe yaar aaj kal so bahut raha hoon ..10 ghante sota hoon 10 ghante ofc.. 122. A, B and C run around a circular track of length 750m at speeds of 3 m/sec, 6 m/sec and 18 m/sec respectively. If all three start from the same point, simultaneously and run in the same direction, when will they meet for the first time after they start the race? A. 750 seconds B. 50 seconds C. 250 seconds D. 375 seconds E. 75 seconds Soln:
Q. 22/7 is a a) Non-terminating, non-repeating decimal. b) Non-terminating, repeating decimal. c) Terminating decimal. d) Not a rational number. @PK bhai: Kal se break par hi tha. Abhi just aya hoon.
One more simpler way to do this.. rather than differentiation.. y = 1-(9/(x2+6x+16)) to minimize y gotto maximize the term after the '-' sign or gotto minimize the term (x2+6x+16) = (x+3)^2 + 7.. so minimum value of 7 at x=-3 subsitue in the main eqn to get 1-(9/7) = -2/7 @Chin2 bhai ...
One more simpler way to do this.. rather than differentiation.. y = 1-(9/(x2+6x+16)) to minimize y gotto maximize the term after the '-' sign or gotto minimize the term (x2+6x+16) = (x+3)^2 + 7.. so minimum value of 7 at x=-3 subsitue in the main eqn to get 1-(9/7) = -2/7
@Chin2 bhai : noe.. answer is not pi/3 for the maximum volume question..
Assuming the term on the RHS is 2^(log16(x) +2) log81(x)=log3(x)/log3(81)=log3(x)/4 243^log81(x)=243^log3(x)/4=3^5/4.log3(x)=3^log3(x)^5/4=x^5/4 similarly, log16(x)=log2(x)/4 2^log(16)x=2^log(x^1/4)=x^1/4 Solving, x^5/4-2x=4.x^1/4-8 let x^1/4=t t^5-2t^4=4t-8 t^5-2t...
Find the sum of all the real values of 'x' that satisfy the equation
Please solve the prob...in detail :(
Assuming the term on the RHS is 2^(log16(x) +2)
log81(x)=log3(x)/log3(81)=log3(x)/4
243^log81(x)=243^log3(x)/4=3^5/4.log3(x)=3^log3(x)^5/4=x^5/4 similarly, log16(x)=log2(x)/4 2^log(16)x=2^log(x^1/4)=x^1/4 Solving, x^5/4-2x=4.x^1/4-8 let x^1/4=t t^5-2t^4=4t-8 t^5-2t^4-4t+8=0 t^4(t-2)-4(t-2)=0 t^4=4,or t=2 t^4=x, so, x=4 or x=16 Sum of the values of x is 20.
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a/2+a/2+2b/3+2b/3+2b/3+3c/4+3c/4+3c/4+3c/4+(4d/7+4d/7..7 times)=48 Since all the terms now are interchangeable, put all of them as equal to k. k+k+k.. 16 times=48 16k=48,k=3 a/2=3,a=6 2b/3=3, b=9/2 3c/4=3,c=4 4d/7=3,d=21/4 Value of the expression is 36.729/8.256.(21/4)^7.
If a, b, c and d are positive real numbers such that a + 2b + 3c + 4d = 48, then the maximum value of a^2*b^3*c^4*d^7 is?????
a/2+a/2+2b/3+2b/3+2b/3+3c/4+3c/4+3c/4+3c/4+(4d/7+4d/7..7 times)=48 Since all the terms now are interchangeable, put all of them as equal to k. k+k+k.. 16 times=48 16k=48,k=3 a/2=3,a=6 2b/3=3, b=9/2 3c/4=3,c=4 4d/7=3,d=21/4
use the concept if hcf(a,b)=1 the hcf (a-b,b)=1 on successively doing this you will get hcf(3n,3n+1)=1 which is always true for consecutive no. hence it will satisfy for all n.
for how many values of n<100 does (6n+1) & (15n+2) are relatively prime??
use the concept if hcf(a,b)=1 the hcf (a-b,b)=1 on successively doing this you will get hcf(3n,3n+1)=1 which is always true for consecutive no. hence it will satisfy for all n.
querry: Find the attachment and plz exp how 10 will be left after first removal.... and how it is calculated 2^11, ie.. 11 removal steps would be needed..
querry: Find the attachment and plz exp how 10 will be left after first removal.... and how it is calculated 2^11, ie.. 11 removal steps would be needed..
if a number divides 6n+1 and 15n+2, it also divides 15n+2 - 6n+1 i.e. 9n+1. It also divides 9n+1 - 6n+1 i.e. 3n. Since 6n+1 itself is 3n+1, so the number has to divide 3n and 3n+1, which is not possible. Hence no such number exists. So, for all 99 natural numbers from 1 to 99, 6n+1 and 15...
for how many values of n<100 does (6n+1) & (15n+2) are relatively prime??
if a number divides 6n+1 and 15n+2, it also divides 15n+2 - 6n+1 i.e. 9n+1. It also divides 9n+1 - 6n+1 i.e. 3n. Since 6n+1 itself is 3n+1, so the number has to divide 3n and 3n+1, which is not possible. Hence no such number exists. So, for all 99 natural numbers from 1 to 99, 6n+1 and 15n+2 are relatively prime.
From a circular sheet of paper of radius a, a sector with a central angle is cut out and folded in to the shape of a conical funnel. The volume of this funnel is max when the angle of the sector equals x. Find x (in radians) ?
xane bhai pi/3 hai kya??
Chintan Parikh,
PR & Media Cell,
IIT Kanpur Batch 2012-14
(x-4)(x+2)(X+3)(X-1)<0 so either 3 negative or 1 negative, But for integers on no. line Only 1 negative is possible and it is at X=2 and X=3 so 2 values.
From a circular sheet of paper of radius a, a sector with a central angle is cut out and folded in to the shape of a conical funnel. The volume of this funnel is max when the angle of the sector equals x. Find x (in radians) ?
From a circular sheet of paper of radius a, a sector with a central angle is cut out and folded in to the shape of a conical funnel. The volume of this funnel is max when the angle of the sector equals x. Find x (in radians) ?
consider the system of linear equations 2x+3y+4z=16 4x+4y+5z=26 ax+by+cz=r for r=5 and a=1 then the system of linear equation will have infinite solution if c=?
3/2 1 1/2 0
need help with this question.plz explain the approach as well
is it 1/2??
Chintan Parikh,
PR & Media Cell,
IIT Kanpur Batch 2012-14
Overcouting hi5blast bhai.. When you pick 8 chocolates, say, leaving out chocolate a9 and give it to one who has a1. In one more case, you leave out a1 and give it one who has a9. So, a repeat case here.. Check this.. http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quantitative-questions-and-answers/72...
first select 9 choclate for 8 ppl 9C8*8!.. remaing one choclacte can be gicen to any of 8 bacche.. so 72*8!
Overcouting hi5blast bhai..
When you pick 8 chocolates, say, leaving out chocolate a9 and give it to one who has a1. In one more case, you leave out a1 and give it one who has a9. So, a repeat case here..
in case of n=24, at least 2 combinations would be possible..ie 24*24 and 16*36..but we want unique combo.. that is possible by a prime number..so 23 is ans.. aur 'n' diamonds nahi diya hai..only n necklaces bola hain..
@grm_bh but we have been told that there are n neckles and each has n diamonds so it has to be n^2. ye distinct wala samja nahi. Can u plz elaborate??
in case of n=24, at least 2 combinations would be possible..ie 24*24 and 16*36..but we want unique combo.. that is possible by a prime number..so 23 is ans.. aur 'n' diamonds nahi diya hai..only n necklaces bola hain..
is it -2/7???????? @grm_bh but we have been told that there are n neckles and each has n diamonds so it has to be n^2. ye distinct wala samja nahi. Can u plz elaborate??
koi ye bhi kardo..... :banghead::banghead::banghead: hat is the total no. of ways that robert can distribute 9 distinct chocolates among his 8 sons such that each son gets atleast one chocolate? A. 72*8! B. 36*8! C. 144*8! D. 9! plz post d approach also.
first select 1 choclate each for 8 ppl 9C8*8!.. remaing one choclacte can be gicen to any of 8 bacche.. so 72*8!
make a triangle,angle A=30 B=60,c=90 ac=250 sq rt 3, ab=500 time taken frm b to c=250/50=5 hrs rahim shd reach b4 8:00+5hrs-15min=12:45 pm thus shd leave b4 12:45-6:11=6:34 hence B
Rahim plans to drive from city A to station C, at the speed of 70 km per hour, to catch a train arriving there from B. He must reach C at least 15 minutes before the arrival of the train. The train leaves B, located 500 km south of A, at 8:00 am and travels at a speed of 50 km per hour. It is known that C is located between west and northwest of B, with BC at 60 to AB. Also, C is located between south and southwest of A with AC at 30 to AB. The latest time by which Rahim must leave A and still catch the train is closest to
(1) 6 : 15 am (2) 6 : 30 am (3) 6 :45 am (4) 7 : 00 am (5) 7 : 15 am
make a triangle,angle A=30 B=60,c=90 ac=250 sq rt 3, ab=500 time taken frm b to c=250/50=5 hrs rahim shd reach b4 8:00+5hrs-15min=12:45 pm thus shd leave b4 12:45-6:11=6:34 hence B
let speed of a be a, b.....b c..........c now in total b has covered 32 meter to over take C in 224 meter.. since at one pont they were at same point.. that means.. 12/b-c=12/a-b=24/a-c 2b-2c=2a-2b=a-c OR a=k+2 b=k+1 C=k noW so they must have travelled fo...
Three runners start running simulatenously from different points on a track of length 672 m. A starts at the start line while B is given a headstart of 12m and C was given a headstart of 24m. After running for some time they are at the same point. When A covers 224 m, C is 20m behind B. How far behind A is C when A reaches the finish line
84m 120m 168m 192m
let speed of a be a, b.....b c..........c now in total b has covered 32 meter to over take C in 224 meter.. since at one pont they were at same point.. that means.. 12/b-c=12/a-b=24/a-c 2b-2c=2a-2b=a-c OR a=k+2 b=k+1 C=k noW so they must have travelled for 32 sec..when a covered 224 meter and must have met in 12 secs.. so a speed is 7..b is 6 and c is 5 so a reaches destination in 672/2 sec or 96 sec.. so b must have over taken c by 84 meter
People, could you please help me with the solutions for the below mentioned questions. Thanks in advance Q1) Find the volume of the largest right circular cone that can be inscribed in a cube of edge length 1. a) (2*pi)/9 b) (2*pi)/(9*(3^0.5)) c) pi/9 d) pi/3 Ans: b Q2) For how many ...
People, could you please help me with the solutions for the below mentioned questions. Thanks in advance
Q1) Find the volume of the largest right circular cone that can be inscribed in a cube of edge length 1. a) (2*pi)/9 b) (2*pi)/(9*(3^0.5)) c) pi/9 d) pi/3
Ans: b
Q2) For how many numbers, all their factors add up to 48?
a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3
Q3) P = {1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, , 99, 111, } is a set of all natural numbers containing odd digits only. S is the sum of reciprocals of all the numbers in set P. Which of the following is definitely false?
a) S is greater than 4 b) S is less than 5 c) S is greater than 7 d) S is less than 8
Ans: c
Q4) A pan-digital sum is the sum which uses all the digits from 1-9 exactly once. For example: 128 + 439 = 567 is one such case.
If AB + CD + EF = GHI represents a pan-digital sum where each letter represents a different digit from 1-9, then what is the minimum value of G + H + I?
a) 9 b) 18 c) 27 d) None of these
Ans: a)
Q5) In triangle ABC, P lies on AC and Q lies on BC. A circle with center M is inscribed in APQB and another circle with center N is inscribed in PQC. Find the measure of PMQ + PNQ.
My take is 1/2. Equation (2) - equation (1) => 2x+y+z = 10 And putting a=1 and r=5 in equation (3) => x+by+cz = 5 => 2x+2by+2cz = 10 We will get infinite solutions if 2b=1 and 2c=1 This is because, to solve 3 variable problem; we need 3 distinct equations. But, with b = 1/...
consider the system of linear equations 2x+3y+4z=16 4x+4y+5z=26 ax+by+cz=r for r=5 and a=1 then the system of linear equation will have infinite solution if c=?
3/2 1 1/2 0
need help with this question.plz explain the approach as well
My take is 1/2.
Equation (2) - equation (1) => 2x+y+z = 10
And putting a=1 and r=5 in equation (3) => x+by+cz = 5 => 2x+2by+2cz = 10
We will get infinite solutions if 2b=1 and 2c=1 This is because, to solve 3 variable problem; we need 3 distinct equations. But, with b = 1/2 and c = 1/2; we get only 2 distinct equations; as third equation can be derived from first 2.
what is the total no. of ways that robert can distribute 9 distinct chocolates among his 8 sons such that each son gets atleast one chocolate? A. 72*8! B. 36*8! C. 144*8! D. 9! plz post d approach also.
koi ye bhi kardo..... :banghead::banghead::banghead:
If we have to consider sum of digits, then no such number exists. All two digit numbers divisible by 11 have same digits i.e. they are 11, 22, 33, .. Say, number is aa. So, number = 10a + a = 11a But it is given number = 11*(a+a) = 22a => 11a = 22a => a = 0 => Not possible. I...
i hav a slight problem in this ques..somebody help-
a two digit number is 11 times the sum of its digits. the number is surely divisible by- 10,9,13,7
If we have to consider sum of digits, then no such number exists.
All two digit numbers divisible by 11 have same digits i.e. they are 11, 22, 33, .. Say, number is aa. So, number = 10a + a = 11a But it is given number = 11*(a+a) = 22a => 11a = 22a => a = 0 => Not possible.
If we take negative numbers, then sum of digits fro two digit numbers will be 0 if we take left digit as -ve. If not then, same thing happens.
If we have to take digit sum; then answer will be 9. Number being 99. Just try 2 numbers by looking at options i.e. 77 and 99. As digit sum is in single digit.
Find the volume in cu cm of the largest right cone that can be cut out of a cuboid of dimensions 9cm,7cm and 4 cm 189p 108p 49/6p 49/3p P.S P stands for Pie can somebiody pl explain the approach a bit
reposting the question consider the system of linear equations 2x+3y+4z=16 4x+4y+5z=26 ax+by+cz=r for r=5 and a=1 then the system of linear equation will have infinite solution if c=? 3/2 1 1/2 0 need help with this question.plz explain the approach as well
consider the system of linear equations 2x+3y+4z=16 4x+4y+5z=26 ax+by+cz=r for r=5 and a=1 then the system of linear equation will have infinite solution if c=?
3/2 1 1/2 0
need help with this question.plz explain the approach as well
Three people A, B and C start moving around a circular track of 100 m simultaneously with speeds of 2 m/s, x m/s and y m/s respectively in clock wise direction. They meet for the first time after t seconds and they meet for the first time at their common starting point after 3t seconds. Which of ...
Three people A, B and C start moving around a circular track of 100 m simultaneously with speeds of 2 m/s, x m/s and y m/s respectively in clock wise direction. They meet for the first time after t seconds and they meet for the first time at their common starting point after 3t seconds. Which of the following can never be the value of x?
Rahim plans to drive from city A to station C, at the speed of 70 km per hour, to catch a train arriving there from B. He must reach C at least 15 minutes before the arrival of the train. The train leaves B, located 500 km south of A, at 8:00 am and travels at a speed of 50 km per hour. It is kno...
Rahim plans to drive from city A to station C, at the speed of 70 km per hour, to catch a train arriving there from B. He must reach C at least 15 minutes before the arrival of the train. The train leaves B, located 500 km south of A, at 8:00 am and travels at a speed of 50 km per hour. It is known that C is located between west and northwest of B, with BC at 60 to AB. Also, C is located between south and southwest of A with AC at 30 to AB. The latest time by which Rahim must leave A and still catch the train is closest to
(1) 6 : 15 am (2) 6 : 30 am (3) 6 :45 am (4) 7 : 00 am (5) 7 : 15 am
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My take is 5. We need to mizimize the 'maximum number of boxes with same number of items' So, we should try to as much distinct number of items as possible. So, we will go on placing 130, 131, ..., 155, 130, 131, ... so on. So, we have 26 distinct numbers from 130 to 155. We can fi...
.There are 120 boxes, each of which can contain any number of tennis balls which are at least 130 and at most 155. The maximum number of boxes containing the same number of tennis balls is at least
My take is 5.
We need to mizimize the 'maximum number of boxes with same number of items'
So, we should try to as much distinct number of items as possible.
So, we will go on placing 130, 131, ..., 155, 130, 131, ... so on. So, we have 26 distinct numbers from 130 to 155.
We can fill 104 boxes with eaxctly 4 of them having 26 distinct numbers. Remaining 16 can be filled with any 16 nummbers.
So, we will get maximum 5 boxes with same number of items.
.There are 120 boxes, each of which can contain any number of tennis balls which are at least 130 and at most 155. The maximum number of boxes containing the same number of tennis balls is at least
There are n necklaces in a safe box (n > 1). Every necklace has the same number of diamonds. Each necklace has at least 2 diamonds. The total number of diamonds in these n necklaces is between 500 and 600. If this data is sufficient to find the value of n, then what is the value of n?
Unless means 'if not'. So, in plain English, the statement is 'If A is not selected, B or C is selected'. i.e. ~A->(B or C) and of course, it's contrapositive, as you wrote ~(B or C)=>A
THough its silly doubt but doesn't matter if its before 14 Nov
In LR in selections a statement "unless A is selected ,B or C is selected "
Isme logical connectives wala funda lagta hei kya means does dis statement implies => Not A => (B or C) => ~(B or C) => A Watsay guys?
Unless means 'if not'. So, in plain English, the statement is 'If A is not selected, B or C is selected'. i.e. ~A->(B or C) and of course, it's contrapositive, as you wrote ~(B or C)=>A
as far as i think , structure =>unless a , b. this means either of them is happening i.e. a and b aren't happening together. i.e. either a or b. or we can say Not A => (B or C) => ~(B or C) => A
THough its silly doubt but doesn't matter if its before 14 Nov
In LR in selections a statement "unless A is selected ,B or C is selected "
Isme logical connectives wala funda lagta hei kya means does dis statement implies => Not A => (B or C) => ~(B or C) => A Watsay guys?
as far as i think , structure =>unless a , b. this means either of them is happening i.e. a and b aren't happening together. i.e. either a or b. or we can say Not A => (B or C) => ~(B or C) => A
There are n necklaces in a safe box (n > 1). Every necklace has the same number of diamonds. Each necklace has at least 2 diamonds. The total number of diamonds in these n necklaces is between 500 and 600. If this data is sufficient to find the value of n, then what is the value of n?
(1) 19 (2) 23 (3) 29 (4) None of these
as the data is sufficient & we can uniquely determine it ,it has to be a square of prime no here 23*23=569 hence 23
.There are 120 boxes, each of which can contain any number of tennis balls which are at least 130 and at most 155. The maximum number of boxes containing the same number of tennis balls is at least
.There are 120 boxes, each of which can contain any number of tennis balls which are at least 130 and at most 155. The maximum number of boxes containing the same number of tennis balls is at least
My take is 36*8! Chocolates will be given as 2, 1, 1, ... 8 times 1. So, pair of 2 chocolates can be made in 9C2 ways. With this pair and 7 other chocolates, we will have 8 things to distribute to 8 people, which can be done in 8! ways. So, 9C2*8! ways = 36*8! ways
what is the total no. of ways that robert can distribute 9 distinct chocolates among his 8 sons such that each son gets atleast one chocolate? A. 72*8! B. 36*8! C. 144*8! D. 9! plz post d approach also.
My take is 36*8!
Chocolates will be given as 2, 1, 1, ... 8 times 1. So, pair of 2 chocolates can be made in 9C2 ways. With this pair and 7 other chocolates, we will have 8 things to distribute to 8 people, which can be done in 8! ways.
THough its silly doubt but doesn't matter if its before 14 Nov In LR in selections a statement "unless A is selected ,B or C is selected " Isme logical connectives wala funda lagta hei kya means does dis statement implies => Not A => (B or C) => ~(B or C) => A Watsay guys?
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