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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> TRY THIS OUT -> Go to message
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 f(x) = -[ 0][ x]  log(cost)dt, so f ' (x) = -log(cosx)
 
Now, f ' (x) - 2f ' (/4+x/2)/2 +2f ' (/4 - x/2)(-1/2)
 = -log(cosx) + log(cos(/4+x/2)) + log(cos(/4-x/2))
 = -log(cosx) + log[(cosx)/2]
 = -log(cosx) +log(cosx) - log2 = -log2
 
Now, integrate both sides to have,
f(x)-2f(/4+x/2) +2f(/4--x/2)  =  -xlog2 + c
c is an arbitary constant. Put x=0, you will get c=0 ( f(0) = 0 & f(/4) gets cancelled).
 
Hence, you get,
f(x)-2f(/4+x/2) +2f(/4--x/2)  =  -xlog2
 
I have tried to explain all the steps as far as possible.
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> DEFINITE INTEGRAL -> Go to message
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Hiiiii,
 
It's easy.
 

 e(t^2-2)/2 (1/t) dt. Integrate this by parts taking e(t^2-2)/2   as the first function and 1/t as the second function, you will get the following.
 e(t^2-2)/2 (1/t) dt =  e(t^2-2)/2 lnt -  e(t^2-2)/2 tlnt dt
 
i.e  e(t^2-2)/2 (1/t) dt +  e(t^2-2)/2 tlnt dt =  e(t^2-2)/2 lnt
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> solve it please (probability) -> Go to message
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Puneet sir, I think the method provided by Vikrant is correct. Take the following e.g
 
There are 2n+1 consecutive positive integers. We select 3 nos a,b,c. If a,b,c are in A.P.
2b=a+c. It is obvious that a+c = even integer. Now this implies that,
a & c are both odd integers or even integers.
(since, odd+odd = even & even + even = odd)
 
Now, that b is the A.M of the two nos a & c, it is obvious that b lies beteween a & c & b being an integer falls in that set of 2n+1 consecutive integers. In this way, all the criteria are satisfies.
 
e.g. From first 30 consecutive integers, if we select 2 odd nos like 1 & 9, then 5 being the AM of 1 & 9 lies within the first 30 integers. 
 
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> P & C -> Go to message
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Hiiii,
 
I think the answer is 36. The solution is given below:
275 = 25x11 The 8-digit no. will be divisible by 275 when it is divisible by 11 & 25. The no. will be divisible by 25 if the last two digits of the no is 75.
So, we fix the last 2 places of the no. by 75. The same no. will be divisible by 11 if the difference of the sum of the digits occupying the odd places & the sum of the digits occupying the even places is a multiple of 11. Let the 8-digit no. be abcdef75 where a,b,c,d,e,f belongs to the set {1,3,4,6,8,9}
abcdef75 is obviously divisible by 25. It will be also divisible by 11 if it satisfies the following criteria:
 
a+c+e+7 - (b+d+f+5) = 11k [k being an integer]
i.e a+c+e-(b+d+f) = 11k-2 = 11(k-1)+9 = 11m+9 [where (k-1) = m] ...............eqn.(1)
Again a,b,c,d,e,f are members of the set {1,3,4,6,8,9}
Therefore, a+b+c+d+e+f = 31 ...................eqn.(2)
 
(2) - (1), 2(b+d+f) = 22 - 11m
i.e b+d+f = 11 - 11(m/2)  [ since, b+d+f is an integer, m/2 must be an integer, so let m=2n]
i.e b+d+f = 11 - 11n = 11z [z = (1-n)]
 
From, the above, we find that the sum of the nos occupying the 2nd, 4th, 6th places should be a multiple of 11.
 
The following can be the only cases:
 
Nos. occupying the 2nd,4th & 6th places(in any order)               1,6,4                                                                                              Nos. occupying the 1st,3rd & 5th places(in any order) 3,8,9
 
Now, the nos in the odd places can arrange among themselves in 3! = 6 ways. For each such way, the nos in the even places can arrange themselves on 3! = 6 ways.
Therefore, total no. of 8-digit nos formed from 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 which is divisible by 275 = 6x6 = 36
 
Ans : 36
 
Note: I' ve not considered repetition of digits which will complicate the matters a little bit.
 
I've tried to give the solution in details. If there is any mistake or somewhere, I've failed to explain, plz let me know !!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> COMPLEX NOS -> Go to message
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IF A, B, C ARE THE CUBE ROOTS OF P (P<0) , THEN FOR ANY x, y, z the expression (xA + yB + zC)/(xB + yC + zA) IS EQUAL TO
 
a) 1 b) w c) w^2 d) None of these
 
1, w, w^2 are the cube roots of unity
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> problem on determinents -> Go to message
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I am just giving the outlines on how one should solve the problem.
 
Subtract the 2nd row from the 1st row, & the 3rd row from the second row in each of the two determinants to get (a-b)(b-c)(c-a) in each case.
 
Hence the two of the determinants are equal to (a-b)(b-c)(c-a)
    
 
    
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> probability -> Go to message
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Total probability is always equal to 1.
 
So p(1)+p(2)+p(3)+p(4)=1 i.e x=0.1
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> FOR PHYSICS EXPERTS -> Go to message
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Whose time period of vibration are we talking about?
 
Is it that of the el. field?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> For a genuine genius -> Go to message
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I am thankful to Edison. The correct option is 3
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> RE:TILE PROBLEM(P&C) -> Go to message
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The problem is very clear. I will first try to explain it & then give the solution.
 
6 nos are chosen from first consecutive 100 natural nos.
The first 3 of the chosen nos give the dimensions of the tiles(i.e its length, breadth & height). The last 3 chosen nos give the length, breadth & height of the rectangular box.
 
The tile will go into the box if the product of the first 3 nos (i.e the vol. of  the tile) is less than the product of the last 3 nos (i.e. the vol. of the box)
 
There can be 3 cases:
1. The product of the first 3 nos i.e the vol of the tile < the product of the last 3 nos i.e. the vol of the box.
2. The product of the first 3 nos i.e the vol of the tile > the product of the last 3 nos i.e. the vol of the box.
3. The product of the first 3 nos i.e the vol of the tile = the product of the last 3 nos i.e. the vol of the box.
 
Hence, the reqd probability = 1/3
 
PLZ TELL ME IF I AM WRONG ANYWHERE
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Maths doubt!!! -> Go to message
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I do not agree with cvramana's method. I will give an example to contradict his method of approach.
 
e.g. What is the smallest natural no. with 3 divisors.
 
ANS: It is 4. The divisors are 1,2,4
         It is not 6 as proposed by Mr. Cvramana (1x2x3).
 
Hence, in the first case, the sum of the divisors is 7 & in the 2nd case it is 6.
 
Hence the difference in answers.
 
I think the answer 744 is correct.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> For a genuine genius -> Go to message
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Asmita,
 
I don't agree with your solution.
 
Because, 54, 108 are divisible by 27 but the sum of the digits in either case is not divisible by 27.
 
So, can u provide  another solution?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> complex numbers -> Go to message
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I think the question is wrong.
This is because z is purely immaginary and cosz is not defined. (since trigonometric function of an immaginary quantity is not defined)
 
The correct question should be:
Find out cos(mod.z) ?
 
Ans: In this case, mod.z = -log(2-3) [negative sign is because mod.z is always a positive quantity]
 
So, cos(mod.z) = cos(log(2-3))
 
A far as sumeet's solution is concerned, loge   (2-3)i  
is not defined. So, your solution is incorrect.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> For a genuine genius -> Go to message
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Let a be the 81-didit number all digits of which are equal to 1. Then the number a is
 
1) divisible by 9 but not divisible by 27
2) divisible by 27 but not divisible by 81
3) divisible by 81 but not divisible by 243
4) divisible by 243
 
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> ROTATIONAL MECHANICS -> Go to message
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A circular wheel has a mass of m. It has 12 spokes each of which has a mass of m/4. The wheel is rotating with an angular speed of w. What is the amount of work done in stopping the wheel?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> TO ALL THE EXPERTS & NON-EXPERTS -> Go to message
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> WHAT'S THE CATCH !!! -> Go to message
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Hey, ariyam66 I have found out your crafty move. The conjugate of 5+25 is
5-25, but the conjugate of 2(1+5)+3 is 2(1-5)+3 & not 2(1+5)-3, as You have used.
 
I HAVE FOUND THE CATCH!!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> probability has became big problem to me my friends -> Go to message
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The first one can easily be solved by defining a random variable X following binomial didtribution with parameters n=200 & p=0.5, q=0.5
 
The required probability is (200C1+200C3+........................+200C199)(1/2)^200 = 0.5
 
The answer to the 3rd problem is 14/200 = 7/100
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> plz help to solve a problem -> Go to message
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1+n+n^2+.........+n^127 = (n^128-1)/(n-1) = (n^64+1)(n^32+1)(n^16+1)(n^8+1)(n^4+1)(n^2+1)(n+1)
 
(USING A^2-B^2=(A+B)(A-B))
 
Hence all the answers are correct.
 
Vinu, I want to point out something to you. You have written that,
 
Now, (n^x-1) is divisible by (n-1) for some x belonging to + I. 
 
But for all x belonging to positive integers, (n^x-1) always have a factor n-1.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> find the value [admin]: solution to question of day 27/12/2006 -> Go to message
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I want to ask Deepak, how did he know that a,b,c & d are all integers??
 
 
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