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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Circle -> Go to message
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> GREAT PROBLEM ON ELLIPSE -> Go to message
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Eqn is a(x^2+2gx/a+g^2/a^2)+b(y^2+2fy/b+f^2/b^2)=g^2/a+f^2/b-c=t
a(x+g/a)^2+b(y+f/b)^2=t
((x+g/a)^2)/(t/a)+((y+f/b)^2)/(t/b)=1
Eccentricity e=sqrt(1-((t/b)/(t/a)))
e=sqrt(1-(a/b))
e=sqrt((b-a)/b) Assuming b>a
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Algebra -> Go to message
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Given=(2a+3/a)+(2b+3/b)+(2c+3/c)
A.M.>=G.M.
So (2a+3/a)/2>=sqrt(6) [sqrt-square root]
or (2a+3/a)>=2sqrt(6)
Similarly (2b+3/b)>=2sqrt(6)
and (2c+3/c)>=2sqrt(6)
Adding them we get
(2a+3/a)+(2b+3/b)+(2c+3/c)>=6sqrt(6)
THEREFORE
(a+3/b+c)+(b+3/c+a)+(c+3a+b)>=6sqrt(6)>=14.69
SO THE MINIMUM VALUE IS 6sqrt(6)=14.69
SO THE ANSWER IS 4)NONE OF THESE.
Sir,
  please tell me if i'm wrong anywhere 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Electricity -> FUSE WIRE -> Go to message
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Sir if we treat fuse wire  as a cylinder then shouldn't its volume be r^2h?and doesnt  fuse wire has low melting point?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> integrate -> Go to message
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answer is t+(t^3)/3-t^2+c
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> inetgrate -> Go to message
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I agree with saket.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> question based on deriving an ineqaulity -> Go to message
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Thanks for a salute.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> question based on deriving an ineqaulity -> Go to message
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a>b
a/c>b/c
Now suppose
(a-c)/(a+c)>(b-c)/(b+c)
(a-c)/(a+c)-(b-c)/(b+c)>0
(ab+ac-bc-c^2-ab-bc+ac+c^2)/(a+c)(b+c)>0
2c(a-b)/((a+c)(b+c))>0
which is true since a>b and a,b and c are all positive.
THEREFORE HERE COMPONENDO - DIVIDENDO CAN BE APPLIED.
[(a-b)/(a+b)]^a>[(b-c)/(b+c)]^b
HENCE MY METHOD IS RIGHT!!!!!!!!!
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Coaching Institutes & Course Material -> HOW TO PRE PARE -> Go to message
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Solve the practice papers.Revise the important concepts.Be positive.Have confidence.Best of luck!!!!!!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> Kinematics -> Go to message
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Substitute t=5 to get displacement and distance ie 527
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> question based on deriving an ineqaulity -> Go to message
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Well Titun,
You have given an example where denominators are not equal.You have taken 4/5>1/2 as eg.Can you find other examples where the denominators are equal and you cant apply componendo-dividendo.
(Keeping in mind a>b>c).If you have found then my method is wrong otherwise my method is SHORT AND CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> LIMITS -> Go to message
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You are right.But 2bcosx=5 therefore b=5/2 since x tends to zero and cosx tends to 1 which is not the reason given by you.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> WHO CAN SOLVE THIS????????? -> Go to message
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I wasnt sure that they couldnt be evaluated.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> LIMITS -> Go to message
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Sir,
Plz explain how to solve.
If limit x tending to zero of
(acosx+bxsinx-5)/x5 is a finite value then (a,b)=?
Ans is given as (5,5/2)
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> question based on deriving an ineqaulity -> Go to message
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a > b
implies a/c>b/c
(a-c)/(a+c)>(b-c)/(b+c)
Obviously
[(a-c)/(a+c)]a>[(b-c)/(b+c)]b since a > b
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> PARABOLA ,AND ALL -> Go to message
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Try to remember the formulae(focus,directrices etc) of all the types of parabolas and then you will find it very easy.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Electricity -> FUSE WIRE -> Go to message
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 Sir,
 How to derive,
 i2 r3
 where,
 i is the maximum current that can pass through the fuse wire without melting.
 r is the radius of the fuse wire.
 Is it applicable to any wire or only fuse wire?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> hydration -> Go to message
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When water is used as the solvent, the dissolving process is called hydration.
Hydration enthalpy of an ion is the amount of energy released when a mole of the ion dissolves in a large amount of water.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> [URGENT] can i leave centre of mass/rotational mech ? -> Go to message
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Hi,
Better dont leave mechanics and dont keep it pending.Since now you are thorough with its concepts it would be easier for you to finish the topic right now.Remember "for whom mechanics is easy for them the whole physics will be easy".
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> WHO CAN SOLVE THIS????????? -> Go to message
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thanx
 
 
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