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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> all aspirants of jee must answer this question -> Go to message
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The answer of first one I suppose is "7500"

And the answer of "after another 100 years"

Although it is not possibly.

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> co-ordinate geometry -> Go to message
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For finding the Area first we need to find the co-ordinates of the sides of the Rhombus
 
So
 
We get four equations of lines from ax  bx  c = 0
 
1) ax + bx + c = 0
 
2) ax + by  - c = 0
 
3) ax  - by + c = 0
 
4) ax  - by  - c = 0
 
To get x and y coordinates of the lines.
 
*First lets take eqution 1
 
Putting x=0 we will get
y = -c / b
 
Putting y=0 we will get
x=-c / a 
 
*Similarly we will get the coordinates of  the remaining 3 lines, Now the coordinates of the four lines together  will be as Follows :-
 
1) (-c / a , -c / b)
 
2)( +c / a,+c / b)
 
3)(-c / a  ,+c / b)
 
4)( +c / a ,-c / b)
 
Now plot them on graph and u will get the diagonal of the Rhombus along the
 
X - axis and Y-axis
 
The length of the diagonal will be "2c/a"
 
Now applying the area of Rhombus formula
 
and get the answer
 
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> co-ordinate geometry -> Go to message
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Dude I will answer the question definitely but
I think the question must have been that
Find the area of the Rhombus anclosed in the lines
ax  by  c = 0
 
This becomes $ lines that will now act as 4 Sides for the Rhombus.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Electricity -> electrostats -> Go to message
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Hey dude

It's not possible for me to clear ur concepts but I can suggest u

That plZ if ur concepts are not clear then stop referring

H.C.Verma as it is for solving purpose not for making understand

concepts plZ go anddefinitely try D.C.Pandey that will definitely help

You.

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> laws of motion -> Go to message
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Sorry I by mistake explained in what direction the frictional force
acts as I did not read ur Question properly
When a person walks on the road the friction force acts in the
direction opposite to the direction of motion of the Man .
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> solve these please! -> Go to message
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I am solving the third question
 
I don't have much time so it's a bit short try understanding it
 
We have to find the value of "f(x)" and "Q(x)"
 
Given:
 
f(n+2) = Q(n).f(n) + P(n).f(n+1)
 
[1! + 2! + ........+ n! + (n+1)! + (n+2)!]
 
=Q(n). [ 1! + 2! + ................+ n! ] + P(n). [ 1! + 2! + ........+ n! + (n+1)! ]
 
Now
 
 
(1! + 2! + ........+ n!) + [ (n+1)! + (n+2)! ]
 
=Q(n). [1! + 2! + ........+ n!] + P(n). (1! + 2! + ........+ n!) + P(n).(n+1)!
 
On solving we will get
 
P(n) + Q(n) = 1 ...................@ 1 equation
 
and then on substituting the value of Q(n) = 1 - P(n) in the equation we get
 
P(n) = n+3
 
Therefore
 
P(x) = x+3
 
For Q(x) substitute P(x) value in equation 1
 
We get
 
Q(x) = -(x+2)
 
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> 420 degrees angle. -> Go to message
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See Dude

Such concepts that u are asking are wrong in one subject

Where as are right in other subject

The question u have asked is right in Physica whereas wrong

In maths some areas , Explaining u why

In maths The maximum u can go upto is 360 .

But this 360 is max in case of Geometry

Whereas as far as Algebra is concerned

u can go upto infinity

I can prove it - In algebra when we draw the graph

Of Sinx then the angle varies from (- infinity) to

(+infinity) so there is a possibility of 420 degrees.

Where as in Physics when it is said in case of cicular motion that

it has travelled distance of angle 7 pi / 3 then we say that it has

Travelled distance of 420 degrees.

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> laws of motion -> Go to message
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Hey vinkymarali

you are wrong somewhere

I fhe has asked u that explain him then

He means to say that give him information in detail

See Ankit

In case of motion of a body linearly

the friction force acts in the direction opposite to that of the motion

as it gives resistance to the motion of the body

Anything that gives resistance acts in the opposite of the positive

Force.

Thus well undrstood

We can say that friction force follows the

Newton's third law of motion

" Every force of action has an equal and oppposite force of reaction"

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> HCV question -> Go to message
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See if u go on to take the directions in which they are going then u

may Get confused

You have to find the angle between their Velocity Vectors

For plane V is vel. making 30 deg. with north

For wind it is with V velocity and due noth that is

Along North

So the angle between them becomes 30 Degrees.

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> very simple differentiation qns but cant solve -> Go to message
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You have given in the question
 
Y = Sinx Log Cosx
 
dy/dx = ?
 
I tried a lot and am not gettin the answer so
 
I suppose  that the question must have been
 
y = Log Cosx Sinx
 
y = Log Sinx / Log Cosx
 
 
By applying the division rule we get
 
For f(x) / g(x)
 
dy/dx = f ' (x) . g(x) - g ' (x) . f (x) / g (x)2
 
So We will get
 
dy / dx = [ Cotx.logx + tan x . log sinx ] / [ Log cosx]2
 
Hence proved
 
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> About IITs and JEE -> FOR STUDENTS IN 12TH -> Go to message
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NO NO NO DUDE

U r completely wrong who in the hell told u that the major portion comes from 11th

I know that the 11th portion is important but DUDE if u r preparing for IIT

Then u must Know that the major portion comes from 12th as per

My FIITJEE faculties and brilliant.

So as far as the preparation is concerned I revise it daily

It is enough to give 1 Hr to one of the old topics in any subject.

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> only brains are allowed -> Go to message
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I cannot understand that why are u all neglecting such a good question

OK don't rate me but plZ this is for ur benefit only.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Counselling Zone -> plssssssssssssssssssssss tellllllllllll ME ! ! ! ! -> Go to message
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Hmm..........

Let's see

I can help you

The branches are given in their order of rank

That is the ranks which if you gain will get u a chance of getting

in that particular feild in a college of ur choice
 
Than by going to a far away place .

1) Computer Eng. Rank :- 1 < x < 500

2)Aeronautical Eng. Rank :- 501 < x < 1250

3)Mechanical Eng / Electrical / Chemical :-

Rank :- 1250 < x < 3000

4)Civil Eng. :- 300 < x < 4500.

The above were for IIT

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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Modern Physics -> angular momentum -> Go to message
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Very simple
 
I must say that
 
L (Quantization of Ang. momentum)  n
 
Where " n " is the orbit in which the electron is
 
So,
 
For electron in the first orbit
 
L = h/2 
 
Where the value of n = 1
 
For second orbit nh/2
 
L0 = 2n/2
 
L0 = n/
 
Therefore the difference in the angular momentum
 
of successive orbits is
 
= n/ - n/2
 
=n/2
 
Hence solved.
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> HCV question -> Go to message
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In this Question The Speed of the aeroplane is
 
lets say v = 150 m/s 300 east of north
 
or
 
We can say 600 north of east
 
And speed of the wind is 20 m/s
 
The speed of the wind in the direction
 
Of the aeroplane =  20Cos 300
 
So
 
V0 = New speed of the aeroplane
 
V0 = V +  20Cos 300
 
V0 = V + 20*3 / 2
 
V0 = V + 103
 
V0 = 150 + 17.3
     = 167.3 m/s
 
So now the Time taken to Reach "B"
 
S = V0 T
 
500 = 167.3 * T
 
T = 2.9886 s
 
T  3s
 
And
 
2) The angle made by the plane with the Wind is 300.
 
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