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Sixteen persons – P1 to P16– are to be seated at a square table, which has four chairs along each side. What is the probability that P7 and P13 sit on two adjacent chairs on the same side?
A VESSEL 2 METRE LONG 1 mt wide nd 1.5 mt deep contains 2 meter^3 of water . how many bricks of 20 cm by 10 cm by 7.5 cm can be put into water so that the water does nor overflow provided that bricks absorbs 1/7 of its own volume of water
Two squares of integral side lengths are chosen at random on a 8 x 8 chessboard. What is the probability that they have a side in common (i.e. their two vertices touch each other)?
Hi all aspirants, The admission forms of IFMR are out. This year IFMR is moving to a new campus in Sri City. There it has Cadbury, Kellog s, Pepsi Co., Isuzu, Kobelco and many other leading MNCs as neighbors. This thread is dedicated for all your queries regarding IFMR Sri City and the A...
Yes, what does the word "Google" mean. Yes, I know its a search engine. But have you thought about what the actual definition of the word "Google" is? The brand "Google" is derived from the mathematical number "Googol". Googol is the name of the digit that has "1" followed by a "hundred zeros" after it. Like 1 million is 1 followed by 6 zeros. Similary 1 googol is 1 followed by a hundered zeros.
Google search engine choose this name, because they wanted such a large number to indicate how extensive their search results are.
5 ordinary dice are rolled at random and the sum of the numbers shown on them is 16...what is the probability that the numbers shown on each is any one from 2,3,4,or 5?
2 squares are chosen at random from the small squares drawn on a chessboard....what is the chance that the 2 squares chosen hv exactly one corner in common???
