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@maroof10 said:Is n^2+3n+5 divisible by 121?....plz share the approach
1> last two digits of 1/5^903
2> 10000! = (100!)^k * P , P and are Integers What can be the max value of K ?
105
102
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104
@joyjitpal said:approach?
@Shrutim90 said:How many words can be formed of the letters in the word RAINBOW, so that the vowels may occupy only even positions?I solved it in this way: R_N_B_W_These four positions are even positions which can be occupied by 3 vowels.So Ans is 4P3 * 4!But the solution given in the book is:_A_I_O_4! * 3!While I have no beef with the solution given in the book, I don't understand why my approach is incorrect !
@amresh_maverick said:1> last two digits of 1/5^903
@amresh_maverick said:1> last two digits of 1/5^9032> 10000! = (100!)^k * P , P and are Integers What can be the max value of K ?105102103104
@amresh_maverick said:1> last two digits of 1/5^9032> 10000! = (100!)^k * P , P and are Integers What can be the max value of K ?105102103104
@amresh_maverick said:1> last two digits of 1/5^9032> 10000! = (100!)^k * P , P and are Integers What can be the max value of K ?105102103104
@surajmenonv said:@MANJULNEOGIHow many integer values of x & y satisfy the expression 4x+7y=3 where lxl 4x + 7y = 3 => x = (3-7y)/4CASE 1: when y is a +ve number from [0, 1000) (note open brackets for 1000 as per question)There are 4 possibilities for y = 4k or 4k+1 or 4k+2 or 4k+3 (ie multiple of 4 or others)Now (a) if y =4k x = [3 - 7(4k) ] /4 = 3/4 - 7k => x not integer (b) if y = 4k+1 x= -1- 7k => x is an integer similarly other cases would give that x is NOT an integer.So possible values for y are all the positive numbers of the form (4k+1) = 5,9,...,571A total of 142CASE 2 : when y is a -ve number from [0, -1000) (note open brackets for -1000 as per question)Consider same technique and the possible form in this case would be (4k+3)ie -3, -7, -11, ...., -567 (NOTE that 571 gives x=1000 but question says A total of 142Hence answer is 142+142 = 284 (not 285 as i said in my last post)Hope the answer is right. Can anyone verify ??@joyjitpal @MANJULNEOGI
@surajmenonv said:@MANJULNEOGIHow many integer values of x & y satisfy the expression 4x+7y=3 where lxl 4x + 7y = 3 => x = (3-7y)/4CASE 1: when y is a +ve number from [0, 1000) (note open brackets for 1000 as per question)There are 4 possibilities for y = 4k or 4k+1 or 4k+2 or 4k+3 (ie multiple of 4 or others)Now (a) if y =4k x = [3 - 7(4k) ] /4 = 3/4 - 7k => x not integer (b) if y = 4k+1 x= -1- 7k => x is an integer similarly other cases would give that x is NOT an integer.So possible values for y are all the positive numbers of the form (4k+1) = 5,9,...,571
@surajmenonv said:A total of 142CASE 2 : when y is a -ve number from [0, -1000) (note open brackets for -1000 as per question)Consider same technique and the possible form in this case would be (4k+3)ie -3, -7, -11, ...., -567 (NOTE that 571 gives x=1000 but question says A total of 142Hence answer is 142+142 = 284 (not 285 as i said in my last post)
@ChirpiBird said:142?
@amresh_maverick said:1> last two digits of 1/5^9032> 10000! = (100!)^k * P , P and are Integers What can be the max value of K ?105102103104
@surajmenonv said:@MANJULNEOGIHow many integer values of x & y satisfy the expression 4x+7y=3 where lxl 4x + 7y = 3 => x = (3-7y)/4CASE 1: when y is a +ve number from [0, 1000) (note open brackets for 1000 as per question)There are 4 possibilities for y = 4k or 4k+1 or 4k+2 or 4k+3 (ie multiple of 4 or others)Now (a) if y =4k x = [3 - 7(4k) ] /4 = 3/4 - 7k => x not integer (b) if y = 4k+1 x= -1- 7k => x is an integer similarly other cases would give that x is NOT an integer.So possible values for y are all the positive numbers of the form (4k+1) = 5,9,...,571A total of 142CASE 2 : when y is a -ve number from [0, -1000) (note open brackets for -1000 as per question)Consider same technique and the possible form in this case would be (4k+3)ie -3, -7, -11, ...., -567 (NOTE that 571 gives x=1000 but question says A total of 142Hence answer is 142+142 = 284 (not 285 as i said in my last post)Hope the answer is right. Can anyone verify ??@joyjitpal @MANJULNEOGI
The capitals of 4 partners A B C D are in the ratio of 7:8:6:5 . A and C's capitals are there in the business for the entire year.If each partner kept his money invested in the business for a period which is more than 6 months , and B and D together get 111/267 of the total profit,then for how many months is D's capital invested?
@scrabbler said:Don't forget k can be 0 and so y = 1 bhi count karna padega.Hence the 285 was correct
@ChirpiBird said:.. did exactly this way got 142 only.. just forgot to add both cases. lol. even i think 284 is right.
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