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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
As per the given information we have four teams, four couples and 4 different points
I. “Sweet Couple” won 2 points
II. Mukesh's team won 4 points more than Lina's team and Lina's team has not scored the least points. Therefore, only possible options is Lina has 4 points and Mukesh has 8 points. It also means that Mukesh (with point 8) is not with Lina, and both of them does not belongs to “Sweet Couple”
III. “Just Singing” won 6 points. Hence Mukesh and Lina do not belongs to “Just Singing”
IV. Sanjeev's team scored 4 points. While from (II) we have seen that Lina has also 4 points hence Sanjeev and Lina belongs to s
New answer posted
5 months agoContributor-Level 10
As per the given information we have four teams, four couples and 4 different points
I. “Sweet Couple” won 2 points
II. Mukesh's team won 4 points more than Lina's team and Lina's team has not scored the least points. Therefore, only possible options is Lina has 4 points and Mukesh has 8 points. It also means that Mukesh (with point 8) is not with Lina, and both of them does not belongs to “Sweet Couple”
III. “Just Singing” won 6 points. Hence Mukesh and Lina do not belongs to “Just Singing”
IV. Sanjeev's team scored 4 points. While from (II) we have seen that Lina has also 4 points hence Sanjeev and Lina belongs to s
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Following is the structure of the stops on this route:
Case I:
Aligarh | Rajghat | Peetampura | Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
Case II: | ||||||
Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Peetampura | Aligarh | Rajghat | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
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5 months agoLet f be a non-negative function in [0, 1] and twice differentiable in (0, 1). If and f(0) = 0, then
Contributor-Level 9
Applying Leibniz theorem,
on integrating both sides, we get
put x = 0 and f (0) = 0 we get C = 0
by L' Hospital rule
New answer posted
5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Following is the structure of the stops on this route:
Case I:
Aligarh | Rajghat | Peetampura | Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
Case II: | ||||||
Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Peetampura | Aligarh | Rajghat | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
New answer posted
5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Following is the structure of the stops on this route:
Case I:
Aligarh | Rajghat | Peetampura | Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
Case II: | ||||||
Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Peetampura | Aligarh | Rajghat | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
New answer posted
5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Following is the structure of the stops on this route:
Case I:
Aligarh | Rajghat | Peetampura | Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
Case II: | ||||||
Kanpur | Lokhand wala | Peetampura | Aligarh | Rajghat | Saket Xingh | |
Stop 1 | Stop 2 | Stop 3 | Stop 4 | Stop 5 | Stop 6 | |
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5 months agoContributor-Level 9
put x = 0 and y = 1 we get C = -1
put x = 1 and we get y = log2 (1 + e)
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Battery is connected while dielectric is inserted so potential difference will be remains same.
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