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answered on 25-Aug-21 10:34
Should I solve additional bank questions of all chapters of paper 3 ??
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Yes exercises are sufficient - part also depends on how confident you are in the chapter. If you need practice, they can solve, else is okay
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Probability
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answered on 25-Aug-21 10:39
Conditional probability
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What is you doubt in this?
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Median
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answered on 22-Aug-21 20:20
In ncert n scanner ,this s median formula and in icai mat ,different formula .which is correct ??
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Sets
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answered on 13-Aug-21 23:06
How did they simplify this to x
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Thank you:)
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Equations
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answered on 14-Aug-21 11:36
Page 2.3 No- 7, 8 & 9 Please show how to solve and not only by explaining in words. Thank you
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I again slove in another method you till not understand I can't do anything ask sir
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Combinations
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answered on 11-Aug-21 13:14
The supreme court has given a 6 to 3 decisions upholding the lower court. The number of ways it can give a majority decision reversing the lower court is
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Total number of judges in the Supreme court is 6+3=9. To reverse the decision of lower court, we need to have more than 50% of the judgeâ??s support. 50% of 9 is 4.5 i.e. we need to have minimum 5 judgeâ??s support. It could have 9, 8, 7, 6 or 5 judge support. So, number of ways that minimum 5 judges lower the decision out of 9 judges is given by N=9C9+9C8+9C7+9C6+9C5 = 256
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Doubt Material 5.6 Example 9
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answered on 08-Aug-21 11:20
Check Attachment please
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It's just simplification of factorials 56! in numerator And 54! in denominator 56! = 56Ã?55Ã?54! Ultimately 56Ã?55 in numerator
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Permutations
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answered on 07-Aug-21 13:40
Why in permutation taken 6p3 why not 7p3? Question attached
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Ok sir thank you
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Permutations
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answered on 07-Aug-21 12:18
In nPr=n(n-1)(n-2).............(n-r+1),the number of factors is How to find factors in this question?
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TQ so much sir I understand good explanation
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Logarithms
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answered on 04-Aug-21 14:07
Page 1.40 Additional question bank Number - 63
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Make use of log properties mainly log a/b = log a - log b and log m^n = n log m. Simplify 8 as 2^3, 25 = 5^2 etc. Try once and if stuck, write here again. Answer will be 0. As they will cancel out.
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