@sonamaries7 said:The sum of the cubes of any 3 consecutive nos is always divisible by:18279none
option c..
thanks for asking...
thanks for asking...
@sonamaries7 said:The sum of the cubes of any 3 consecutive nos is always divisible by:18279none
@sonamaries7 said:The sum of the cubes of any 3 consecutive nos is always divisible by:18279none
@prateek987 said:option c..thanks for asking...
@ScareCrow28 said:Any no or natural numbers??If natural numbers, then it should be 9...otherwise none
@Pravs_Destiny said:@sonamaries79???
share ur approach also..@sonamaries7 said:share ur approach also..
@pavimai said:find the maximum number of arithmetic progressions of integral terms that can be formed with at most 11 terms and at least 3 terms where first term =37224 and last term =39624??
@pavimai said:share ur approach bhai.its correct
@pavimai said:find the maximum number of arithmetic progressions of integral terms that can be formed with at most 11 terms and at least 3 terms where first term =37224 and last term =39624??
@pavimai said:find the maximum number of arithmetic progressions of integral terms that can be formed with at most 11 terms and at least 3 terms where first term =37224 and last term =39624??
@jashholmes said:In a class, two students weighing 54 and 62 kgs are replaced by two new students weighing 58 and 64 kgs. As a result the average weight of the class increases by one fourth of kg. How many students are there in the class???
@prateek987 said:@ScareCrow28 what is your secret to total quant dominance..?
@ScareCrow28 said:I'm just a novice here bhai. But I can tell you one thing, it's all because of PG Quant Thread. You get to learn from others and I did.

