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TG.Raman
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RE: Mixture and Alligation

Alternative Approach: Use alligation rule [120] [0] [100][100] [20]5 : 1 Hence impurity mixed is 1/6 of 12 = 2kg...

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RE: Mixture and Alligation

Since, the Selling Price is not increased, to keep the profit percentage same the cost price of total mixture needs to be brought back to the origina...

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RE: Permutation and combination

yes 580 is the correct answer . Approach : 1 select 3 numbers in 20C3 ways. cases when none of the selected number is a multiple of 5 : 16C3 ways 20C3...

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RE: Triangles

Boat stationed at C forms a 30-60 - 90 triangle (COA), Hence ratio of sides : AO : OC : AC = 1 : sqrt3 : 2 OC = 300 sqrt 3 Similarly boat stationed at...

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RE: Set theory

As per CAT and other competitive exams

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RE: RC WORKSHOP ANSWER KEY

No Answer Key for RC 1. You shall have a discussion of the same in the class itself.

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RE: Permutation and combination

Hence, the number of squares in a 8 x 10 rectangular grid : 10 x 8 + 9 x 7 + 8 x 6 + 7 x 5 + 6 x 4 + 5 x 3 + 4 x 2 + 3 x 1 = 276 squares

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RE: Permutation and combination

Number_of_squares_and_rectangles_in a m x n matrixCase 1 : m = n = k(say)Squares = 1² + 2²+ .. + k² = k(k + 1)(2k + 1)/6Rectangles = 1³+ 2³ + .. + k³ ...

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RE: Permutation and combination

E1+2E2+3E3 = 46+47+48E1+E2+E3 = 81 (consider none fails for maximum value)E2+3E3 = 29+ 27+ 13Solve for E3 to get 9Here E1 = number of students passed ...

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RE: Mensuration

26. Let the larger radius be x. By the power of a point theorem,AB BC = FB2x(x-42) = (x-24)26x = 242,x = 96.Now the smaller radius is AC/2 = (AB+BC)/...

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RE: Miscellaneous

Discriminant of a second degree polynomial ax2 + bx + c ( say ) is b2 + 4acnow square of an integer is either of the form 4k or 4k+1 so b2+4ac will ne...

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RE: Divisibility and Remainders

Hi Aarushi , Any digit repeated ( p -1) times is always divisible by p if p is a prime number greater than 5. ( an application of Euler's theorem )...

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