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can u plz tell me how did u assume that angles as 120 deg(the circular part)and 90 degs(for the straight part):sad:

The st. parts are the rope around the boxes , so can be considered as tangents to circle .Hence the angle subtended from center will be 90 deg.
if u check the dig. the circular part can b calc. as 360 - , here 60 is the angle of the vertex of the triangle formed by the radius of the circles with all sides being equal to 2r ,therefore equilateral triangle.

hope it clarifies ur doubt.
setu_sin Says
can u plz tell me how did u assume that angles as 120 deg(the circular part)and 90 degs(for the straight part):(

The st. parts are the rope around the boxes , so can be considered as tangents to circle .Hence the angle subtended from center will be 90 deg.
if u check the dig. the circular part can b calc. as 360 - , here 60 is the angle of the vertex of the triangle formed by the radius of the circles with all sides being equal to 2r ,therefore equilateral triangle.

hope it clarifies ur doubt.
Hi
U can solve this by finding no. os 5's
5(1+2+3+...+20)=5*20*21/2=1050
25(1+2+3+4)=250
Answer 1300 zeroes...Is it correct?


oops !!! i think i missed 5 of 50 to be considered again
1^1.2^2.3^3.4^4.5^5........98^98.99^99.100^100

by '.' he mean '*' multiplication

no of zeroes dues to terms like (10,20....100) will be =10+20+30+40+50+60+70+80+90+200=650

no of 5's =(5+15+25+35+45...........+95)+25+75
=10/2(100)+100=600

as no of 5's will be less than 2's

total no of zeroes=600+650=1250

sorry misunderstood the ?
heres my take on it ->
for every no. having zero as unit digit ->

10+20+.......+90+200=650... 0's

for every 5 appearing in a multiplication ->

+25+50+75 = 650..... 0's

hence total = 650 + 650 =1300 ...0's
chetna Says
u r repeating 50 ^50 in both ..... in 5(....) and also in 25 .... similarily check for other terms.....

I am doing that becoz 50 can b written as 5*10=5*5*2 so in effective 50^50 is actually 5^50*5^50*2^50 since i counted 50 5's when i counted with 5 so i counted the other 50 5's with 25
chetna Says
u r repeating 50 ^50 in both ..... in 5(....) and also in 25 .... similarily check for other terms.....

chetna u r missing one 50 xtra which will b coming from 50^50 .
50 = 5*5*2.
sorry misunderstood the ?
heres my take on it ->
for every no. having zero as unit digit ->

10+20+.......+90+200=650... 0's

for every 5 appearing in a multiplication ->

+25+50+75 = 650..... 0's

hence total = 650 + 650 =1300 ...0's



1300 is the rite...ans....Thanx ppl.....

Cheers
mohit1984 Says
I am doing that becoz 50 can b written as 5*10=5*5*2 so in effective 50^50 is actually 5^50*5^50*2^50 since i counted 50 5's when i counted with 5 so i counted the other 50 5's with 25


ya i figured that out 😃 My mistake !!!

Guys im a lil stuck at these questions :(

1> If f(x) is a function tat satisfies f(x).f(1/x) = f(x) + f(1/x) and f(4) = 65 .What will be the value of f(6).

a>37 b>217 c>64 d>non of these


2> The domain of defination of y=[ log {(5x - x^2)/4}]
a> [0,4] b>[-4,-1] c>[0,5] d>[-1,5]


3>The domain of defination of y= 3/(4 - x^2) + log(x^3 - x)
a> (-1,0) U (1,infinity) b> not 2 or -2 c> both a and b d>non of these


Happy solving ::satisfie:

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for your first question, i dont really hav a clear cut methodology of solving, but one can do this question be observation:

put x=1, we get f(1).f(1)=2.f(1)
from here we get f(1) to be 0 or 2

put x=4 and let f(1/4) be a
65a=65+a
a=65/64
Now u can c a trend that f(4)=65= (4)^3+1
f(1)=2= 1^3+1
f(1/4)=65/64=(1/4)^3+1

So, then f(x)= x^3+1
therefore, f(6)=6^3+1=217 (Though this is just a jugaadoo solution and not a scientific method of approch)

Question2:

term inside log shudnt be equal to zero and should be >0

(5x-x^2)/4 is not equal to 0=> x is not equal to 0 or 5
(5x-x^2)/4>0 => x lies between 0 and 5

Therefore, x shud lie between 0 and 5, excluding 0 and 5, so i think the first choice shud be (0,4], otherwise nthin else fits

Question 3:

here too x^3-x is not equal to 0 and >0 => x is not equal to -1,1,0 nd lies between (-1,0)U(1, infinity)

4-x^2 is not equal to 0 => x is not equal to 2,-2. Therefore the answer shud be (c)

for your first question, i dont really hav a clear cut methodology of solving, but one can do this question be observation:

put x=1, we get f(1).f(1)=2.f(1)
from here we get f(1) to be 0 or 2

put x=4 and let f(1/4) be a
65a=65+a
a=65/64
Now u can c a trend that f(4)=65= (4)^3+1
f(1)=2= 1^3+1
f(1/4)=65/64=(1/4)^3+1

So, then f(x)= x^3+1
therefore, f(6)=6^3+1=217 (Though this is just a jugaadoo solution and not a scientific method of approch)

Question2:

term inside log shudnt be equal to zero and should be >0

(5x-x^2)/4 is not equal to 0=> x is not equal to 0 or 5
(5x-x^2)/4>0 => x lies between 0 and 5

Therefore, x shud lie between 0 and 5, excluding 0 and 5, so i think the first choice shud be (0,4], otherwise nthin else fits

Question 3:

here too x^3-x is not equal to 0 and >0 => x is not equal to -1,1,0 nd lies between (-1,0)U(1, infinity)

4-x^2 is not equal to 0 => x is not equal to 2,-2. Therefore the answer shud be (c)

hi abhi ,
Thanx for the jugadoo sol. ,till the time v find any bettter sol. for it , i think this will b good enough.
for the 2nd sol. even i tht it shud b (0,4] as 0 shud not show up in the sol. but the answer is ,looks like a wrong sol given in the book.

and in the 3rd sol. canu please explain hw u get tat x lies between (-1,0) as from the eq.->
x^3-x > 0 => x>0 or (x^2 - 1) >0 , in this quadratic eq. D>0 and a>0 .Therefore x is positive outside the interval , then hwcome the result satisfies (-1,0). ?????? 😞



3>The domain of defination of y= 3/(4 - x^2) + log(x^3 - x)
a> (-1,0) U (1,infinity) b> not 2 or -2 c> both a and b d>non of these



=>x^3-x>0
=>x(x^2-1)>0
=> x(x-1)(x+1)>0

(0,-1)U(1,inf)


4-x^2!=0
x!= +/- 2

thus,ans will be c)


and in the 3rd sol. canu please explain hw u get tat x lies between (-1,0) as from the eq.->
x^3-x > 0 => x>0 or (x^2 - 1) >0 , in this quadratic eq. D>0 and a>0 .Therefore x is positive outside the interval , then hwcome the result satisfies (-1,0). ?????? :(



dont try to separate x>0 and x^2-1>0

they are combined .....

so u need to check for 4 sections

(-inf,-1),(-1,0),(0,1),(1,inf)

out of these four only (-1,0)U(1,inf) satisfy .

qn: Vinay fires two bullets from the same place at an interval of 12 mins but shyam who is on a train approaching vinay hears the seacond after an interval of 11 min 30s. speed of sound =330m/s. Find the speed of train.
ans:1. 660/23 2. 220/7 3. 330/23 4. 110/23.

qn: Vinay fires two bullets from the same place at an interval of 12 mins but shyam who is on a train approaching vinay hears the seacond after an interval of 11 min 30s. speed of sound =330m/s. Find the speed of train.
ans:1. 660/23 2. 220/7 3. 330/23 4. 110/23.


I am having problems with the same question...anyone who has already solved this pls reply...
Will post more ques tomoro


PS: gr8 initiative 😃

My train runs at the speed of 23*330 m/s ,ive invented a new super machine.
Who wants the first ride.

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qn: Vinay fires two bullets from the same place at an interval of 12 mins but shyam who is on a train approaching vinay hears the seacond after an interval of 11 min 30s. speed of sound =330m/s. Find the speed of train.
ans:1. 660/23 2. 220/7 3. 330/23 4. 110/23.


in 1 sec the bullet can travel 330 mtrs
1 sec=330 m
12 mins=330*12*60

and 30 secs =330*30

thus shyam approached vinay with a speed of 330*30(24-1)/30

=330*23m/s

@cloudsonfire :- Ur train has got a competetor 😁
in 1 sec the bullet can travel 330 mtrs
1 sec=330 m
12 mins=330*12*60

and 30 secs =330*30

thus shyam approached vinay with a speed of 330*30(24-1)/30

=330*23m/s

@cloudsonfire :- Ur train has got a competetor :D

:D kool !! wud love to race :)
but on a serious note trains dont run at tat speed and i think v ran away at gr8 speeds from the correct sol.

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