@vbhvgupta said:Q 25
log 7623 = 3.8821
=> log 7623 - log10^5 = 3.8821 - 5
=> log 7623/10^5 = -0.1179
=> log 0.07623 = -0.1179
Hecne (c)
=> log 7623 - log10^5 = 3.8821 - 5
=> log 7623/10^5 = -0.1179
=> log 0.07623 = -0.1179
Hecne (c)
@vbhvgupta said:Q 25
@simplydevesh said:@ScareCrow28@shattereddream said:How many seven-digit numbers divisible by 11 have the sum of their digits equal to 59?1)40 2)55 3)34C3 €” 23C2 4)38C3 €” 26C2 5)None of theseLet the no be, (9-a)(9-b)(9-c)...(9-g)Where the terms (9-a)...represent the digitsNow, 9-a + 9-b ....9-c = 59=> a+b+c+d+e+f+g = 4Also, 9-a+9-c+9-e+9-g-9+b-9+d-9+f = 11,22,33=> (b+d+f) - (a+c+e+g) = 2, 13, ...=> 2(b+d+f) = 6 OR (b+d+f) = 3b+d+f = 3Total = 5C2 = 10 waysAnd, a+c+e+g = 1Total = 4C3 = 4 waysTotal = 10*4 = 40 wayscan u plz explain why did u take no.s as (9-a)(9-b)(9-c)...(9-g)and "2(b+d+f) = 6 OR (b+d+f) = 3 "and" a+c+e+g = 1"
Q27 and 28
@vbhvgupta said:Q27 and 28
A varies directly as the sum of the two quantities B and C. B in turn varies directly as x and C varies inveresly as x. when x=1 or 2 , A = 3. Find the value of A when x = 4.

@vbhvgupta said:A varies directly as the sum of the two quantities B and C. B in turn varies directly as x and C varies inveresly as x. when x=1 or 2 , A = 3. Find the value of A when x = 4.
@vbhvgupta said:A varies directly as the sum of the two quantities B and C. B in turn varies directly as x and C varies inveresly as x. when x=1 or 2 , A = 3. Find the value of A when x = 4.
@vbhvgupta said:4.5
a garrison of 900 soldiers had food stock sufficient for 30 days when the rate of consumption is 2.5 kg/day/soldier. After some days of the consumption at that rate 300 soldiers were transfered to another garrison and the balance food lasted for 25 days for the remaining soldiers. If the rate of consumption of the remaining soldiers was 3 kg/day/soldier, after how many days from the start were the soldiers transferred?
@vbhvgupta said:a garrison of 900 soldiers had food stock sufficient for 30 days when the rate of consumption is 2.5 kg/day/soldier. After some days of the consumption at that rate 300 soldiers were transfered to another garrison and the balance food lasted for 25 days for the remaining soldiers. If the rate of consumption of the remaining soldiers was 3 kg/day/soldier, after how many days from the start were the soldiers transferred?
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@vbhvgupta said:A varies directly as the sum of the two quantities B and C. B in turn varies directly as x and C varies inveresly as x. when x=1 or 2 , A = 3. Find the value of A when x = 4.
@vbhvgupta said:a garrison of 900 soldiers had food stock sufficient for 30 days when the rate of consumption is 2.5 kg/day/soldier. After some days of the consumption at that rate 300 soldiers were transfered to another garrison and the balance food lasted for 25 days for the remaining soldiers. If the rate of consumption of the remaining soldiers was 3 kg/day/soldier, after how many days from the start were the soldiers transferred?
@vbhvgupta said:a garrison of 900 soldiers had food stock sufficient for 30 days when the rate of consumption is 2.5 kg/day/soldier. After some days of the consumption at that rate 300 soldiers were transfered to another garrison and the balance food lasted for 25 days for the remaining soldiers. If the rate of consumption of the remaining soldiers was 3 kg/day/soldier, after how many days from the start were the soldiers transferred?
@vbhvgupta said:a garrison of 900 soldiers had food stock sufficient for 30 days when the rate of consumption is 2.5 kg/day/soldier. After some days of the consumption at that rate 300 soldiers were transfered to another garrison and the balance food lasted for 25 days for the remaining soldiers. If the rate of consumption of the remaining soldiers was 3 kg/day/soldier, after how many days from the start were the soldiers transferred?
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