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hey see this


given a+b+c=0


therefore


substituting in given  exprssn


ax^2+bx+(-a-b)



=a(x^2-1)+b(x-1)=0


taking( x-1) common


(x-1)(ax+a+b)=0


that implies


x=1 or  ax=-(a+b  )      


=ax=c         (given a+b+c=0)


therefore   x=c/a


therfore answer is 1, c/a


correct if i am wrong!!

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Uday is exactly correct
answer is C
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> INTEGRATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -> Go to message
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expanding   1+tanx/1-tanx


we get


cosx+sinx/cosx-sinx


d/dx of cosx -sinx is -(sinx+cosx)


so let


cosx-sinx=t


then  we get


-dt/t


= -logt


=-log(cosx-sinx)


correct if i am wrong!!!

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> INTEGRATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -> Go to message
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is the answer -log(cosx-sinx)??
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yes the answer is zero since sin(1/0)is some finite value
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TRANSLTR is correct
Fe is catalyst Mo is promoter
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anyone!!!!!!!!!
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A neutron collides head on with a stationary hydrogen atom in ground state.Which of the following statements is /are true??
 
a)if kinetic energy of the neutron is less than 13.6eV , collision must be elastic.
 
b)if kinetic energy of the neutron is less than 13.6eV, collision may be inelastic.
 
c)Inelastic collision may take place when initial kinetic energy of neutron is greater than 13.6eV.
 
d)perfectly inelastic collision can not take place.
 
 
plz explain!!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> solve this limit -> Go to message
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[ x][ 0] - f(x) =[ x][ 0] f(0-h)=
                   
= [h ][ 0] e-1/h-1 /e-1/h+1 =[ h][0 ] (1/e1/h -1) /(1/e1/h+1) = 0-1/0+1 = -1
 
RHL
[ x][0 ] f(x) =[h ][0 ] f(0+h)
 
=[h ][ 0] 1-1/e1/h/1+1/e1/h =1           {taking e1/h common frm den and numerator}
 
therefore limit doesnot exist
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yes the relation is true for all the positive values of two or more numbers(and also they must be unequal)
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but the answer is b
 
 
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