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Find the 6th term from the end of the AP: 17, 14, 11,....-40. |
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find2+7+12+17+....to16termof ap |
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(3^-5 x10^-5 X125)/(5^-7 x 6^-5) |
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\sqrt{8+\sqrt{57+\sqrt{38+\sqrt{108+\sqrt{169}}}}}= |
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13b38+571रचnn+l |
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Answer» Let k be ANY value of n Let Pk be proposition that 1 / ( 1•3) + 1 / (3•5) + 1 / (5•7) -----1 / [ (2k - 1)(2k + 1) ] = k / ( 2k + 1 ) Have to show that P1 is true and P ( k + 1 ) is true Consider P1--------------------LHS = 1/3RHS = 1/3Thus P1 is true Consider P ( k + 1 )-----------------------------LHS1/( 1•3) + 1/(3•5) + 1/(5•7) ----------1 / [ ( 2k + 1 ) ( 2k + 3 ) ] RHSk / ( 2k + 1 ) + 1 / [ ( 2k + 1 ) ( 2k + 3 ) ] Have to show that P ( k + 1 ) is true :- 2k^2 + 3 k + 1------------------------------------( 2 k + 3 ) ( 2 k + 1 ) ( 2k + 1 ) ( k + 1 )----------------------------( 2 k + 3 ) ( 2 k + 1 ) k + 1-----------2 k + 3 P1 is true and P (k + 1 ) is trueThus true for all kThus P n is true like my answer if you find it useful! thnxx😚😘😘😘 thnxx 😘😘😘 |
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66 : 99 = 38 : 57 |
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Mean of n o0ServalioIS 11 JUIf sin3A-cos(A-6°), where (3A) and (A-60) are both acute angles, then find the valueof A.rm and 5 cm respectively, find |
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Answer» shaka laka boom boom |
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8. Find the cubes of the following by column method :(i) 38(ii) 57(iii) 73(iv) 64 |
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Answer» 64 is the right answer 64 is the right answer |
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16. Prove that for n EN, 10+3.4 2+5 is divisible by 9. |
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Answer» hence by principal of mathematical induction. p(n) is true for a. n => N |
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27. Find the number lying between 900and 1000 which when divided by 38and 57 leaves in each case a remainder23.33. |
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Answer» Answer:935 The least common multiple of 38 and 57 is 114 and the multiple which is between 900 and 1000 is 912. Now, 912 + 23 i,e 935 lies between 900 and 1000 and when divided by 38 and 57 leaves in each case 23 as the remainder. Therefore, 935 is number required. |
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Awindowhastheshapeofarectanglesurmountedbyanequilatertriangle. If the perimeter of the window is 12m, find the dimensionsrectangle that will produce the largest area of the window |
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15. A window is in the form of a rectangle surmounted by a semicircularopening. The total perimeter of the window is 10 metres. Find thedimensions of the window to admit maximum light through it. |
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A window is in the shape of a rectangle surmounted by a semi-circle. If the perimeterof the window be 20 feet then find the maximum area.T1517 AP 17 |
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Answer» Area of circle=πr2πr2 Area of rectangle=l×b=2×r×xl×b=2×r×x A=2rx+12πr2A=2rx+12πr2 =r[10−(π+2)r]+12πr2=r[10−(π+2)r]+12πr2 =10r−(12=10r−(12π+2)r2π+2)r2 For maximum areadAdrdAdr=0=0andd2Adr2d2Adr2is -ve. ⇒10−(π+4)r=0⇒10−(π+4)r=0 (π+4)r=10(π+4)r=10 r=10π+4 |
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There is 120& of water in a tank. ofthe water is used for washing clothes.How much water remains in the tank? |
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Answer» total water 120Lused 5/8 of the water that is (5/8)× 120= 75L is used .So remaining water is 120- 75= 45L |
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There is 120 l of water in a tank.ofthe water is used for washing clothes.How much water remains in the tank? |
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Answer» There is 120 L of water So, 5/8 of water is used soRemaining water = 5/8 × 120 L = 75 L |
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1. Expressrational number with denominate |
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Answer» 64/112= -32/56= -16/28= -8/14= -4/7 |
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The sum of two successive odd number iss always divisble by 4 Statement either |
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- M and N are points on the sides AB and AC respectivelyhat RM = CN. IfZ8-LC then show that MN 11 BC.A.nelie on the same side of BC |
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Answer» AB = AC (Sides opposite to equal angle are equal)Subtracting BM from both sides, we getAB – BM = AC – BM⟹AB – BM = AC – CN (∵BM =CN)⟹AM =AN ∴∠AMN =∠ ANM (Angles opposite to equal sides are equal)Now, in ∆ABC,∠A+ ∠B+ ∠C=180°----(1)(Angle Sum Property of triangle) Again In ∆AMN, ∠A + ∠AMN + ∠ ANM =180°---(2)Angle Sum Property of triangle From (1) and (2), we get ∠B+ ∠C= ∠ AMN + ∠ ANM 2∠B = 2∠ AMN∠B = ∠ AMN Since, ∠B and ∠ AMN are corresponding angles. ∴ MN ‖ BC |
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8. Solve for x and y:\begin{array}{l}{\frac{57}{x+y}+\frac{6}{x-y}=5} \\ {\frac{38}{x+y}+\frac{21}{x-y}=9, x+y \neq 0, x-y \neq 0}\end{array} |
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Answer» [57/x+y]+[6/x-y]=5 ......(1) [57*(1/x+y)]+[6*(1/x-y)]=5 [38/x+y]+[21/x-y]=9 ......(2) [38*(1/x+y)]+[21*(1/x-y)]=9 Let 1/x+y = A & 1/x-y = B therefore, 57A+6B=5 .......(3) 38A=21B=9 .......(4) Now, (3)*7 & (4)*2 = 399A+42B=35 76A+42B=18 (-) (-) (-) ___________ 323A = 17 A=17/323 A=1/19 .....(5) put (5)in (4)= 38*(1/19)+21B=9 2+21B=9 21B=9-2 21B=7 B=7/21 B=1/3 ....(6) 1/x+y = A & 1/x-y = B= x+y=1/A=19 x+y=19 ....(7) x-y=1/B=3 x-y=3 ....(8) Add (7)+(8)= x+y=19 x -y= 3 ______ 2x = 22 x=11 & y=8 |
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7. Simplify.25 xt453 x10xt3-5 x10 5 x 12557 x6-5 |
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Answer» (1) 25*t^-4/5^-3*10*t^-8 = (5)^2*t^-4/5^-3*(5*2)*t^-8 = (5)^[2+2]*t^[-4+8]/2 = 625t^4/2 (2) 3^-5 * 10^-5*125/5^-7*6^-5= 3^-5*(5*2)^-5*5^3/5^-7*(3*2)^-5= 3^[-5+5]*5^[-5+3+7]*2^[-5+5]= 1*5^5*1= 3125 |
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ladder is placed against a wall such that its foot is at distance of 5 m from the wall and its top reaches a2window 5/3m above the ground. Find the length of ladder. |
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A ladder is placed in such a way that its foot is at a distance of 7 m from a walland its top reaches a window 24 m above the ground. Determine the length ofthe ladder.le 7: |
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Answer» Here Height is 24m Base IS 7 m HYPOTNUSE IS LENGTH OF Ladder BY PYTHAGOROUS Theorem HYPOTNUSE^2 = BASE^2 + HEIGHT^2 HYPOTNUSE^2 = 7^2+24^2 HYP^2 =576+49 HYP^2 = 625 HYP = UNDER ROOT OF 625= 25 a pole 81m High broke at a point but did not seperate. its top touched the ground 27m from its base. at what height above the ground did the pole |
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3 x105 x (625)5-3 x 64 |
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Answer» (5×5×5×6×6×6×6×625)/(3×3×3×3×10×10×10×10×10) = (2×2×2×2×625)/(2×2×2×10×10) = (625×2)/(2×2×5×5) = 25/2 If you find this answer helpful then like it. |
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7152512 of 26% of _ of 38% of __ of 10000?78(3) 41(1) 38(4) 52(2) 35(5) of these |
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Answer» 12*(26/100)*(5/78)*(38/100)*(7/152)*10000= 12*(5/300)*(7/400)*10000= 12*(5/3)*(7/4)= 12*(35/12)= 35 (2) is correct option |
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3 Fill in the blanks.kmŃ 78 mmbtr 0.014 xi 13.211b 1.23 kga 6 cmd 0.61#e 37.62 x3762m/x 1000 63x 10 0.006+ 10 7.91-1.321+100 0.032-0.00027j 0.27+4 What decimal part of a rupee does each of the folloyingmount |
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Answer» a= 0.06b=1230c=0.00000078d=600e=100f=100g=0.0063h=0.0006i=10j=1000k=79.1l=3.2 |
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corespondrespondence, the three sides of one triangle are equal toesot another mangle, then the triangles are congruenta triangles ABC and POR AB=3.5 cm. BCAC 5 cm. PO = 7.1 cm, OR 5cm and PR = 35 cm7. emFamine whether the two triangles are congruentornoIf yes, write the congruence relation in symbolic form. |
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ratio of the quantities of hydrochloric acid to water in 48 litres of mixture5: 3. How many litres of water should be added to the mixture to make theirratio 3: 2? |
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500+30+2 6/100+9/1000 in decimal |
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Answer» 500 + 30 + 26/100 + 9/1000 In decimal form 530 + 0.26 + 0.009 530.269 |
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o) 8The ratio of the quantities of hydrochloric acid to water in 48 litres of mixtureis 5: 3. How many litres of water should be added to the mixture to make theirratio 3: |
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ce, required hulTheheeto of ik and waerinG4 litres of aiste i 5:3. What amount of water is added to make t |
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Answer» Let X be the common multipleHence 5x+3x=648x=64x=8litresHence water will be 3x=3*8=24litres no answer is 128/3 |
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anpartes of Trangles15.31of a ladder is 6 m away from a wall and its top reaches a window 8 m above theif the ladder is shifted in such a way that its foot is 8 m away from the wall, to whatdoes its top reach?heightmlona when set against the wall of a house just reaches a window at a height of |
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t of a ladder is 6 m away from a wall and its top reaches a window 8 m abovethe ground. If the ladder is shifted in such a way that its foot is 8 m away from the wal,to what height does its top reach? |
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The foot of a ladder is 6 m away from a wall and its top reaches a window 8 m abovuethe ground. If the ladder is shifted in such a way that its foot is 8 m away from the walto what height does its top reach? |
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6. The foot of a ladder is 6 m away from a wall and its top reaches a window 8 m aboethe ground. If the ladder is shifted in such a way that its foot is 8 m away from the walWorto what height does its top reach?Fill inuco is s0 m2 what is the |
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the foot of a ladder is 6 m awayfrom the wall and its topreaches a window 8 m abovethe ground if the ladder isshifted in such way that its footis 8m away from the wall whatdoes its top reach |
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Asked by aman5517the foot of a ladder is 6 m awayfrom the wall and its topreaches a window 8 m abovethe ground if the ladder isshifted in such way that its footis 8m away from the wall whatdoes its top reach |
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Answer» thanks |
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(ii) Write the union set of ray PO and ray OR |
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Answer» It is line segment PQ. |
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12 poles have been erected in a line at equal distance a long the side of a road.if the distance between the first and the last pole is 268m 51cm ,what is the distance between any two successive poles |
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Answer» Distance between two succesive pole = (268.51/11) = 24.41m24metre 41centimetre Distance between two succesive pole = (268.51/11) = 24.41m= 24m 41cm distance between two successive poles= 268.51÷11=24.4124metres 41 centimetres distance between two successive poles=268.51÷11=24.41 Distance between each successive two poles = 268.51/11 m = 24.41m 24.41 is the correct answer of the given question is |
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CONGRUENCE OF TRIANGLESig 7, 15, ABAC and D is the mid-point of BCState the three pairs of equal parts inAADB and AADC.(i) Is AADB AADC? Give reasons.(iii) Is ZB <C? Why?In Fig 7.16, AC = BD and AD =BC which B |
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5. Aet fix, xĺ ł-1, then findr+ 1 |
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Answer» start with y =(x-1)/(x+1) replace x and y x = (y-1)/(y+1) please like the solution 👍 ✔️👍 |
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What is the decimal form of 1/2+1/4+1/8 + 1/16? |
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Answer» 1/2 = 0.51/4 = 0.251/8 = 0.1251/16 = 0.0625So their sum is 0.9375 |
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Write the following fractions as decimal341000 |
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Answer» decimal form 4/5 = 0.8 3/4= 0.7 9/1000= 0.009 |
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fix to fix- |
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Answer» 7xy-8xy is the answer -15xy is the answer when we substract -8xy from 7xy 7xy-(-8xy)7xy+8xy15xy 7xy - 8xy = -xy 15xy is the correct answer of the given question 15xy is the correct answer 7xy-(-8xy) = 15xy |
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A train running at a speed of 80km/h can cover a certain distance in 45minuties. How long will it take to cover the same distance if its speed is increased by 10km/h |
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3(2) Explain 3/4in decimal form. |
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Answer» 3/4=0.75 is the answer method |
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Explain the puzzle.2 + 2 = fish3 + 3 = eight7 + 7 = triangle |
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Answer» 24 is the correct answer 24 will be correct answers |
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A ladder 25m long reaches a window of a building 20m above the ground. Find the distance between foot of the ladder and the building? |
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Answer» Like my answer if you find it useful! Like my answer if you find it useful! |
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A ladder 25m long reaches a window of a building 20m above the ground. Find the distancebetween foot of the ladder and the building. |
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Answer» Applying Pythagoras theorem...AC^2=AB^2+BC^225^2-20^2=BC^2sqrt(625-400)=BCsqrt(225)=BC15 m=BC-is the distance |
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A ladder of 20mts long reaches a point20mt below the top of a flag staff. If theanglĂŠ of elevation of the top of theflagstaff are the foot ladder is 60 thenthe height of the flogstaffis |
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Aladder 10 m long reaches a window 8 m above theground. Find the distance of the foot of the ladderfrom base of the wall. |
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Answer» A| | | | B---------------------CAC=length of ladder=10mAB=height of window=8maccording to pathagorous theorem(H)^2=(P)^2+(B)^2(AC)^2=(AB)^2+(BC)^2(10)^2-(8)^2=(BC)^2100-64=(BC)^236=(BC)^2√36=BC6=BCdist of the foot of ladder from the base of wall is 6 m using Pythagoras theorem we know that a square is equal to b square + c square 10 square is equal to 8 8 square + x square so x is equal to 6 metre |
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