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answered on 08-Sep-21 17:19

Please show me with sum/explanation page 2.31 ABQ QUESTION NO- 26. How to apply option (d) to get the answer

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Take [x - 1/x] as some other variable, say m. m will come out to be 4 or 6. Then solve [x - 1/x] = 4 as well as [x - 1/x] = 6

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answered on 08-Sep-21 18:16

The sum of all 4 digit numbers containing the digit 2,4,6,8 without repetitions is........

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Ok thank you sir

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answered on 04-Sep-21 16:13

Please check the attachment

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Sn = a( r^n - 1 ) / ( r - 1 ) when r > 1

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answered on 02-Sep-21 10:44

How is y=5 when +1 is still present?

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When 5/Y= 1, we cross multiply Y with 1 then it becomes Y=5.

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answered on 02-Sep-21 10:48

X+5/y, how is it expanded to x/y +5/y?

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Because X and 5 have the common denominator, so if you want to expand you can write as x/y and 5/y or (x+5)/y.

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answered on 01-Sep-21 20:21

How did we get 93 when x= 90? Please show me in practical not in theory Thank you

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x is 9 and it was at tens place. If y is at ones place, x is 3 times y which means y is 3. So, we have 10 x 9 + 3 = 93. Practically, you may check subtract 39 from 93 and answer will be 54

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answered on 31-Aug-21 10:48

Can anyone solve the below question

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Thank you

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answered on 29-Aug-21 10:51

Explain attachment below 2â?¶= 64 how answer is 63

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Proper subsets a subset which at least contain one of the elements from the set. So no. of subsets for the given set is 2^6=64, but proper subsets will be 63 (excluding {}).

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answered on 28-Aug-21 11:27

A relationship r square = 1 - 500/300 is not possible. Is it true or false?

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Ohk thanks

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answered on 28-Aug-21 10:34

How did we get biometrica is equal to -3,-2...

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Kindly refer to the tables at the end of the textbook for Normal distribution values

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