@techsurge said:
no sol, both are cmng
@techsurge said:Find number of real solutions of log_base9_(2x^2+3x+1) = log_base3_(x-3)
@krum said:all 3 digit numbers i.e 900
. i read it as factors
. and dat was one insurmountable task !! @viewpt said:wo square hai cube ki jagah..-------------------------------------------Q: A grasshoper at a meter distance froma wall. with everey jump te covers half of the remaining distance. find the no. of jumps required to reach to the wall?
@krum said:log9a=log3b=k=>a=k^9, b=k^3so a=b^3galat hai kya?
@krum said:how many 3 digit natural numbers have less than 5 prime factors?

@viewpt said:wo square hai cube ki jagah..-------------------------------------------Q: A grasshoper at a meter distance froma wall. with everey jump te covers half of the remaining distance. find the no. of jumps required to reach to the wall?
There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??
@techsurge said:There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??
@techsurge said:There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??
@FoolNFinal said:A=9^k, B=3^k hoga bhai
@viewpt said:2x^2+3x+1=mx-3=nlog(m)/log(3^2)=log(n)/log3logbase3(m)=2 logbase3(n)now it will becm square on RHS
@techsurge said:There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??
@techsurge said:There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??

@techsurge said:There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??
@FoolNFinal said:sabhi 3 digit no honge aise to...minimum no which can have 5 prime factor= 2*3*5*7*11 = 2310which is digit no
@techsurge said:There are 8 poles on the same side of a striaght road. Two of these poles are without flags, two have same country flag, 4 of them have plain flags but of different colour, What is the probability that first four poles from either end have two flags of the country and 2 plain colored flags ??
@viewpt said:yar samjh nai aa rha hai ye..=======================Q: find the are of 5 sided regular polygon of length 10 each?
@viewpt said:yar samjh nai aa rha hai ye..=======================Q: find the are of 5 sided regular polygon of length 10 each?
IF