@pavimai said:find the number of positive integer solutions of the equation 2/x +15/y=5...share the approach Thanks in advance
It's a hyperbola.
Only one solution (1, 5)
@pavimai said:find the number of positive integer solutions of the equation 2/x +15/y=5...share the approach Thanks in advance
@pavimai said:find the number of positive integer solutions of the equation 2/x +15/y=5...share the approach Thanks in advance
@pavimai said:find the number of positive integer solutions of the equation 2/x +15/y=5...share the approach Thanks in advance
@pavimai said:find the number of positive integer solutions of the equation 2/x +15/y=5...share the approach Thanks in advance
@pratyush9811 said:The top speed of a rail engine is 80 km/hr. When pulling a train of wagons, its top speed is reduced by a quantity proportional to the square-root of the number of wagons. When the number of wagons attached to the engine is 25, its top speed is 55 km/hr. If the top speed must be more than 20 km/hr, what is the maximum number of wagons that can be attached to the engine?
144 pe perfect 20km/hr aata hein ok I understand -_-
N=7777.......7777,where the digit 7 repeats itself 429 times.what is the remainder left when N is divided by 1144 ??
@pavimai said:N=7777.......7777,where the digit 7 repeats itself 429 times.what is the remainder left when N is divided by 1144 ??
@pavimai said:N=7777.......7777,where the digit 7 repeats itself 429 times.what is the remainder left when N is divided by 1144 ??
@pavimai said:N=7777.......7777,where the digit 7 repeats itself 429 times.what is the remainder left when N is divided by 1144 ??
@pavimai said:N=7777.......7777,where the digit 7 repeats itself 429 times.what is the remainder left when N is divided by 1144 ??
@pavimai said:@vijay_chandola can u explain
A regular pentagon is drawn on a piece of paper.In how many ways can five identical re.1 coins be placed on the five vertices of the pentagon if exactly one coin is to be placed oneach vertex???
@pavimai said:A regular pentagon is drawn on a piece of paper.In how many ways can five identical re.1 coins be placed on the five vertices of the pentagon if exactly one coin is to be placed oneach vertex???
@maddy2807 said:Four of the five numbers given below are all alike in a certain way so as to form a group. Which one does not belong to the group?A 110 B 29 C 47 D 48 E 740 post reason for ur ans also
