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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> diff. eqn -> Go to message
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The diff. Eqn of the family of circles having the centres on the Y-axis:-

(a) xd2y/dx2-(dy/dx)3-dy/dx=0

(b) xd2y/dx2+(dy/dx)3+dy/dx=0

(c) d2y/dx2-(dy/dx)3-xdy/dx=0

(d) d2y/dx2+(dy/dx)3+xdy/dx=0
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Diff. Eqn -> Go to message
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The diff. eqn of all parabolas whose axis is the Y-axis

(a) xd2y/dx2=dy/dx

(b) xdy/dx=y

(c) y=dy/dx

(d) xdy/dx=y
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> diff eqn. -> Go to message
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y2=m(a2-x2) is a soln of :-

(a) xy dy/dx + yd2y/dx2=0

(b)xyd2y/dx2+x(dy/dx)2-ydy/dx=0

(c)d2y/dx2+yx+(dy/dx)2=0

(d)yd2y/dx2+x(dydx)2+y=0
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Diff. Eqn -> Go to message
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sorry...i put it now.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Diff. Eqn -> Go to message
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Please solve this one

diff. eqn of (x+y)2=2cx:

(a)y-x=2xdy/dx
(b)x+y=xdy/dx
(c)y=xdy/dx
(d)y-x=2ydy/dx
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Coaching Institutes & Course Material -> books by foreign authers -> Go to message
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Come on Yaar,People like me who live in small towns dont get a good choice of books for entrance prep.Only local guides that to just for the state engg. exam is available.I have downloaded and gone through some of the books you have put and have found it very useful.Please try and find some indian author's books.I have heard that the arihant series is good from other goiit members.i depend mainly on the materials i download from the net.

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> know the answer but not the reason -> Go to message
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actually no....could you explain more clearly.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> know the answer but not the reason -> Go to message
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thats  what i felt but the same question and answer has been put in HC verma as well as Arihant.It has come in Jee 85 for 3 marks


Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> know the answer but not the reason -> Go to message
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Q.Two Identical trains are moving on rails along the equator on the Earth in opposite directions with same speed.They will exert the same pressure on the rails . True/False

A.false because the angular speed and hence the required centripetal force fo both the trains will be different..


Why? Cant get the logic....

tibu
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Coaching Institutes & Course Material -> <goiit survey>: When do you want the next headstart test to be? -> Go to message
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Its best to conduct the test before march as in march the possibly good days would be 11th and 12th coz' its after english for the cbse students.

wheras in feb,all sundays are perfect for the test.
Tibu
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> sumsum=samson -> Go to message
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The no of possibly correct answers= 4C1+4C2+4C3+4C4
                                                   =4+6+4+1=15.
 
The number of chances given to student=3.
 
Therefore the probablility that the student gets the right answer in
one of the goes=1/15 + 14/15*1/14 + 13/14*1/13
       = 43/210 
 
This should be the answer.
 
Tibu 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Definite Integration -> Go to message
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it is x^2
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Difintie Integration -> Go to message
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[1/3 ][1 ] {(x-x3)1/3 /x4]
 
 
give me the method not the final answer.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Definite Integration -> Go to message
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[ 0][ ] {x2sin2x sin([pi/2 cosx) /2x-pi }dx from 0 to pi
 
Give me the method of solving the problem and not just the final answer.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> WHO WILL SOLVE THIS WONDERFUL PROBLEM? -> Go to message
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f '(x)=3cosx f(x)
f'(x)/f(x)=3cosx
 
integrating bothe sides
 
[ ][ ] f'(x)/f(x) dx =[ ][ ] 3 cosx
 
f(x)=t   f'(x)dx=dt
 
 
[ ][ ] dt/t =[ ][ ] 3cosx
ln(t)=3sinx +c
t=e(3sinx + c)
f(x)=e(3sinx + c)
f(0)=e(3sin 0).ec =1
 
c=0
f(x)=e3sinx
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Lounge -> psychic thread -> Go to message
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see its me afterall i won
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must be me
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Probability -> Go to message
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Hi Tejasvi
 
(a) A gets a number larger than B
   except for the case where B gets n, A can always get greater number than B
   Let the number that B selects be r.
   then the number of cards from which a can choose is (n-r),
   therefore the probability is=(n-r)/n =1-(r/n).
(b)A gets a number one greater than B
    excepting the case where B gets n A can always try and get a number one greater than B's
   therefore the number of favourable case is (n-1)
   and therefor  P(B)=(n-1)/n
(c)A gets an even number
    If n is an odd number then
         number of favourable cases is (n-1)/2
    therfore P(C1)=(n-1)/2n
  
    If n is an even number then
          number of favourable cases is n/2
    therfore P(C2)=n/2n=1/2 always
Hope this solution is correct and clear enough
george  
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> spring prob. -> Go to message
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Please make the question more clear.because three sprigs attached can be two on one side and one on the other or something like that
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> P & C -> Go to message
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In a city every person has at least 1 tooth  and at most 32 teeth.Also, no two persons have an identical set of teeth.Disregarding the shape and size and considering only the positioning of the teeth, find the maximum population of the city.
 
 
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