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alok kumar singh

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12. When a coin is thrown we have the possible outcome of a head or a tail. And when a dice is thrown we have the possible outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. So, the desired sample space is

S = {T, (H, 1), (H, 2, 1), (H, 2, 2), (H, 2, 3), (H, 2, 4), (H, 2, 5), (H, 2, 6), (H, 3), (H, 4, 1), (H, 4, 2), (H, 4, 3), (H, 4, 4), (H, 4, 5), (H, 4, 6), (H, 5), (H, 6, 1), (H, 6, 2), (H, 6, 3), (H, 6, 4), (H, 6, 5), (H, 6, 6)}

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38. For −27 ,  x ,  −72 to be in G.P. we have the condition,

⇒ x−2/7=−7/2x

⇒ x2= (−72)* (−27)

⇒ x2=1

⇒ x=+1

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36. Given, a = 3

Let r be the common ratio of the G.P.

Then, a4 = (a2)2

⇒ar4-1 =   (ar2-1)2

⇒ ar3=  (ar)2

⇒ ar3=  a2r2

⇒ r3r2=a22

⇒ r = a = 3

∴ a7 = ar7-1  = ar6= (-3) (-3)6  = (-3)7 = -2187.

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35. Let a and r be the first term and the common ratio between G.P.

So, a5= p ⇒ a rt-1   = p ⇒ ar4 = p

a8 = q ⇒ a r8-1 =q ⇒ ar7= q

a11= r ⇒ ar11-1 = r ⇒ ar10= 5

So, L.H.S. q2 =  (ar7)2 = a2r14

R.H. S. = p.s= (ar4) (ar)10 = a1+1 r4+10  = a2r14

∴ L.H.S. = R.H.S.

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34. Given, r=2

Let a be the first term,

Then, a8= 92

⇒ ar8-1=192

⇒a (2)7 = 192

⇒ a = 19227=192128=32

so, a = 32

∴ a12 = ar12-1=  (32) (2)11 = 3 211-1

= 3*210

= 31024

= 3072.

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33. Here, a= 52

=  r=5452=12

so, an =  arn-1

i.e  a20=ar20-1= (52)* (12)19=52*1219=5219+1=5220

and an= arn-1= (52)* (12)n−1=52*12n−1=52n−1+1=52n

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32. Let 'n' be the no. of sides of a polygon.

So, sum of all angles of a polygon with sides n

= (2n – 4) * 90°

= (n – 2) * 2 * 90°

= (n – 2)180°

As the smallest angle is 120° and the difference between 2 consecutive interior angle is 5°. We have,

a =120°

d =5°

So, sum of n sides =180° (n – 2).

n2 [2a+ (n−1)d]=180° (n−2)

n2 [2*120°+ (n−1)5°]=180° (n−2)

n [240°+5°n – 5°]=360°n– 720°

n [5°n+235°]=360°n – 720°

5°n2+235°n=360°n – 720°

n2+47°n=72n – 144  [? dividing by 5]

n2+47n – 72n+144=0.

n2 – 25n+144=0

n2 – 9n– 16n+144=0

n (n – 9) –16 (n – 9)=0

(n – 9) (n – 16)=0

So, n=9,16.

When n=9,

the largest angle =a+ (9 – 1)d=120°+8 * 5° = 120° + 40° = 16

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31. Since the man starts paying installmentas? 100 and increases? 5 every month.

a=100

d=5.

So, the A.P is 100,105,110,115, ….

? Amount of 30thinstallment=30th term of A.P =a30

=a+ (30 – 1)d

=100+29 * 5.

=100+145

= ?245

i.e., He will pay? 245 in his 30th instalment.

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30. Let A1, A2, A3 . Am be the m terms such that,

1, A1, A2, A3, . Am, 31 is an A.P.

So, a=1, first term of A.P

n=m+2, no. of term of A.P

l=31, last term of A.P. or (m+2)th term.

a+ [ (m+2) –1]d =31

1 + [m+1]d =31

(m+1)d =31 – 1=30

d = 30m+1

The ratio of 7th and (m – 1) number is

a+7da+ (m−1)d=59? a1term=a

a2 =A1=a+d

a3 =A2=a+2d

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a8 = A7 = a + 7d

9 [a+7d]=5 [a+ (m – 1)d]

9a+63d=5a+5 (m – 1)d.

9a – 5a=5 (m – 1)d – 63d.

4a= [5 (m – 1) –63]d.

So, putting a=1 and d= 30m+1

4 * 1= [5 (m – 1) –63] * 30m+1

4 (m+1)= [5 (m – 1) –63] * 30

4m+4= [5m – 5 – 63] * 30

4m+4 =150m – 68 * 30  => 150m – 2040

150m – 4m =2040+4

146m =2044.

m = 2044146

m =

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