If we subtract 1 from all its factors (excluding 1) of number "N" then all resultants are primes.
Then find the Maximum value of "N"
M B A - Maths By Amiya : A House of Knowledge...!!!
If we subtract 1 from all its factors (excluding 1) of number "N" then all resultants are primes.
@vbhvgupta said:Can you explain??? I have edited the Q
@vbhvgupta said:What is the sum of all internal angles of a regular polygon? i. The external angle is 60 ii. The polygon has 6 sides.
@vbhvgupta said:What is the sum of all internal angles of a regular polygon? i. The external angle is 60 ii. The polygon has 6 sides.
@vbhvgupta said:What is the sum of all internal angles of a regular polygon? i. The external angle is 60 ii. The polygon has 6 sides.

@floamiya said:If we subtract 1 from all its factors (excluding 1) of number "N" then all resultants are primes.Then find the Maximum value of "N"M B A - Maths By Amiya : A House of Knowledge...!!!
@adwaitjw said:Is it 48?
@pari19O1 said:Bhai i think it shud be 24...48 has a factor 16 and when we subtract 1 from it...we get 15 which is not prime...but not sure...
It should be 24 then I guess..@floamiya said:If we subtract 1 from all its factors (excluding 1) of number "N" then all resultants are primes.Then find the Maximum value of "N"M B A - Maths By Amiya : A House of Knowledge...!!!

Raja mowed the grass on a rectangular lawn of dimensions 40,30. He mowed using a 1 m long strip.He started mowing from one of the corners of the lawn and mowed around it towards the center.How many times would he go round before he completed mowing half of the lawn?
@bhatkushal said:Raja mowed the grass on a rectangular lawn of dimensions 40,30. He mowed using a 1 m long strip.He started mowing from one of the corners of the lawn and mowed around it towards the center.How many times would he go round before he completed mowing half of the lawn?Please guys post the soln as well................
@bhatkushal said:5 rounds?Raja mowed the grass on a rectangular lawn of dimensions 40,30. He mowed using a 1 m long strip.He started mowing from one of the corners of the lawn and mowed around it towards the center.How many times would he go round before he completed mowing half of the lawn?Please guys post the soln as well................
@vbhvgupta said:Assuming sales are positive, did Spiritex Enterprises have higher sales in 1998 or in 1999? i. In 1988 the sales were twice the arithmetic mean of the sales in 1998, 1999 and 2000. ii. In 2000, the sales were three times those in 1999.Can the ans be using 1st alone????
@vbhvgupta said:Assuming sales are positive, did Spiritex Enterprises have higher sales in 1998 or in 1999? i. In 1988 the sales were twice the arithmetic mean of the sales in 1998, 1999 and 2000. ii. In 2000, the sales were three times those in 1999.Can the ans be using 1st alone????
@vbhvgupta said:Assuming sales are positive, did Spiritex Enterprises have higher sales in 1998 or in 1999? i. In 1988 the sales were twice the arithmetic mean of the sales in 1998, 1999 and 2000. ii. In 2000, the sales were three times those in 1999.Can the ans be using 1st alone????
@floamiya said:If we subtract 1 from all its factors (excluding 1) of number "N" then all resultants are primes.Then find the Maximum value of "N"M B A - Maths By Amiya : A House of Knowledge...!!!
@vijay_chandola said:in statement 1, is it 1988..?
@grkkrg said:I think there's a typo.If there's no typo in the question, then the question cannot be answered by using both the statements together.
@soumitrabengeri said:Yes..it can be answered..just change the 1st statement to 1998 instead of 1988
@deedeedudu said:5 rounds?140-4+[140-4-8]+[140-4-8-8]+[140-4-8-8-8]+[140-4-8-8-8-8]=600