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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> killer questions-----------1 -> Go to message
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There is a similar worked example in HC Verma in page no. 93 Q.no.12
 
Do have a look at it and tell me if you have any doubts
 
6)
Use Charles and volume V=AL
 
Here V1=50A  T1=300K    V2=XA     T2=384K    where A is area of cross section
 
Using V1/T1=V2/T2
 
We get X=64cm
 
So the mercury level falls by 14cm
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> INTERESTING QUETION REGARDING A CUBE -> Go to message
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I agree that the 2 combos are different......Also I'm not able to find out the flaw in my method.
It is given that 6 different colours should be used.So I thought repetition is NOT allowed!
 
1st face can be coloured in 6 ways.Next in 5 ways.So on last face in 1 way.
 
Also all faces are alike.
 
So total no. of ways of colouring is 6!/6!=1
 
Will post the correct solution soon
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> INTERESTING QUETION REGARDING A CUBE -> Go to message
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The answer has to be 1
Because all faces of the cube are alike and 6 different colours are used.
So the required no. of ways=6!/6!=1
 
So the answer is 1
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> clocks sum? -> Go to message
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Let the required no. of minutes be x.

The no. of minutes between 8am and 12noon is 240min.

It is given that 240-(x+60)=3x (Because one hour ago it was three times as many minutes after 8 a.m)

So x=45min.


Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Max Angle -> Go to message
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Let P be (0,y)
 
So the slope of AP=(5a-y)/a
 
Slope of BP=(a-y)/4a
 
So tan=|({(5a-y)/a}-{(a-y)/4a})/(1+(5a-y)(a-y)4a2)|
 
or  tan=|a(19a-3y)/(y-3a)2|..............(1)
 
Clearly tan is maximum when y=3a ie tan is infinity and hence =/2
 
You can also check this by differentiating (1) and putting d/dy=0 you will get
y=3a or y=29a/3
 
When y=29a/3     tan=9/40 
 
Hence when y=3a     is maximum ie /2
 
So the answer is B)/2
 
 
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> QUESTION FOR THE PREFECTS -> Go to message
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@titun,
 
You were right till
For x = 0 the above limit is in 0/0 form. So just apply L. Hospital
 
Then we will get lnP=[x ][0 ]2*3*(axlna+bxlnb+cxlnc)/(ax+bx+cx)
 
Hence P=(abc)2/3
 
You can also solve this by making use of [x ][0 ](1+x)1/x=e but using L'Hospitals rule as done by titun is the shortest method
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Lounge -> celebrating 2400........................ -> Go to message
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Congrats Himanshu!!!!!!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> hw to solve -> Go to message
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Why dont u guys check this http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp

Just type the function there and u will get it integrated.......Simply dont waste time on such questions.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> hw to solve -> Go to message
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Hey aman531,
We cannot evaluate it.Suppose x is in 3rd or 4th quadrant then root(sinx) will be a complex number.But a definite integral like limit from 0 to pi/2 etc can be evaluated.

Refer this http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> Area Of the Triangle... -> Go to message
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bujji has told the right approach.
 
Let the position vectors of vertices be OA(x,0,0) , OB(0,y,O) and OC(0,0,z)
 
The vector AB=OB-OA= -xi+yj
 
The vector BC=OC-OB= -yj+zk
 
So area of the triangle ABC=AB*AC/2  (Where * is cross product of vectors)
 
AB*AC=| i     j     k|
            | -x   y     0|
            |0    -y     z|
 
or  AB*AC=(yzi+xzj+xyk)
 
So  Area =|AB*AC|/2=1/2x2y2+y2z2+z2x
 
So a) is the answer
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> bt2 -> Go to message
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Its based on multinomial theorem which is as follows,
 
(a1+a2+.....+am)n= {n!(a1n1)(a2n2).......(amnm)}/(n1!n2!......nm!)
Where n1+n2+n3+....+nm=n
 
In this problem,
 
a1=1    a2=x    a3=y     a4= -z  n=9
 
So
(1+x+y-z)9={9!(1axbyc(-z)d)}/(a!b!c!d!)
 
Where a+b+c+d=9
 
Here since co-efficient of x3y4z is required a=1  b=3   c=4   d=1
 
So the co-efficient of x3y4z is -9!/1!3!4!= -2*9C2*7C3
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> PC-2 -> Go to message
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Yaar joyfrancis,
 
The co-efficient method is very important.Also many problems which r difficult to solve by finding out the number of cases , can be easily solved by this method.
 
Plz tell me where u r finding it difficult.
 
 
Community shelf Community shelf -> all about complex numbers-2 -> Go to message
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Yaar its gr888
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> PC-2 -> Go to message
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Joyfrancis,
 
It is an important method and it will be easy to solve using this method.
 
Look I will explain the co-efficient method.
 
In one ball he can score either 0,1,2,3 or 4 runs So the powers of x vary from 0 to 4 in one ball.
 
Since there are six balls the expression becomes (x0+x1+x2+x3+x4)6
 
If there were seven balls then it would be (x0+x1+x2+x3+x4)7
 
Also a total of 14 runs is to be scored.So we must find the co-efficient of x14 in  
(x0+x1+x2+x3+x4)6
 
If a total of 15 runs is to be scored then we must find the co-efficient of x15 in (x0+x1+x2+x3+x4)6
 
Hope your doubt is cleared!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> electrolysis of NaCl with C2H5OH -> Go to message
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Mostly the answer is d)CCl3CHO as the chlorine obtained by the electrolysis will oxidise ethyl alcohol to acetaldehyde and then it undergoes halogenation and finally chloral will be obtained.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Complex Numbers-4 -> Go to message
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I think the question should be
"If (3 -i )n = 2n , n belongs to integers , then n is a multiple of.....?"
 
Now (3 -i )n = 2n
 
So ((3 -i )/2)n = 1
 
So  (cis( -pi/6))n=1 
 
Implies cis( -npi/6)=1
 
This will be true when npi/6=2kpi
 
or n=12k where k is any integer.
 
So n is a multiple of 12
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> PC-2 -> Go to message
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In one ball he can score either 0,1,2,3 or 4 runs and there are 6 balls.Total of 14 runs should be scored.
 
So required no. of ways is the co-efficient of x14 in (x0+x1+x2+x3+x4)6
 
ie co-efficient of x14  in (x5-1)6/(x-1)6
 
Now u can solve furthur
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Rank of a Matrix -> Go to message
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A matrix A is said to be of rank r if there is at least one non zero minor of order r and every minor of order r+1 is zero.
 
Eg:
 
Consider a matrix A,
[2   -1   5]  
|3    0   6|
[4    1   7]
 
|A|=0
 
So the minor of third order is zero
 
There exists a minor of second order
|3    0|
|1    4|
 
which is equal to 3
 
Thus a minor of second order is not zero.
 
So rank of A is 2
 
 
Community shelf Community shelf -> no of into and onto functions -> Go to message
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Hey its very useful....thanx for posting it!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> integration question -> Go to message
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Given integral is I=[ 0][pi/2 ] dx/(1+tanx)
 
I=[0][pi/2 ] dx/(1+tanx)=[ 0][pi/2 ] cosxdx/(sinx+cosx).......(1) 
 
Also I=[ 0][pi/2 ] cos(pi/2-x)dx/(sin(pi/2-x)+cos(pi/2-x))=[ 0][pi/2 ] sinxdx/(sinx+cosx)........(2) (Using [ 0][a]f(x)dx=[ 0][a]f(a-x)dx)
Add (1) and (2)
 we get I=pi/4
 
 
 
 
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