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The position vector of a point P is r=xi+yj+zk where x belongs to N,y belongs to  N,z belongs to N and a=pi+qj+sk.If r.a<=10,then what is the number of possible positions of P ?NOTE:-Their is an arrow over r and a each and i,,j,k are associated with caps as usual.

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what about p, q and s?????
are they natural numbers, or integers????

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Well you are going correct.Consider both the cases.Firstly,take p,q,s as natural numbers and then take them as integers.But certainly not rationals.

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so u want number of  positive integral solutions of  p+q+r=10   so gi ve one value for each   u get  p+q+ v =7    use  multinomial theorem,   (n+r -1)Cr
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Good question.....
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use multi nomial theorem  if not clear  ask me 

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yup use multinomial theorem and sum ans is 110

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