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Vishal Baghel

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f (1)=1.
f (4)=f (2)²=1 or 4.
f (6)=f (2)f (3).
Possible functions determined by values at primes: f (2), f (3), f (5), f (7).
f (2) can be 1 or 2. f (3) can be 1 or 3. f (5)=1,5. f (7)=1,7.
If f (m)=m, f (mn)=mn. One function. f (x)=1 is another.
What if f (2)=1, f (3)=3? f (6)=3.

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f (x) is discontinuous at integers x=1,2,3. P= {1,2,3}.
f (x) is not differentiable at integers and where x- [x]=1+ [x]-x ⇒ 2 (x- [x])=1 ⇒ {x}=1/2.
So at x=0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5.
Q= {0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5}. Sum of elements is not asked.
Number of elements in P=3, in Q=5. Sum = 8.
Let's check the solution. Q= {1/2, 1, 3/2, 5/2}.
The sum of number of elements: 3+5=8.

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Determinant of vectors must be zero. Vector between points on lines: (-1-k, -2-2, -3-3). Vector directions: (1,2,3) and (3,2,1).
| -1-k, -4, -6; 1, 2, 3; 3, 2, 1 | = 0.
(-1-k) (2-6) - (-4) (1-9) + (-6) (2-6) = 0.
4 (1+k) - 32 + 24 = 0.
4+4k - 8 = 0. 4k=4 ⇒ k=1.

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a*b=c ⇒ a.c=0,  b.c=0.
|c|² = |a|²|b|² - (a.b)² = (3)|b|² - 1. |c|=√2. So |b|²=1, |b|=1.
Projection of b on a*c.
a*c = a* (a*b) = (a.b)a - (a.a)b = a - 3b.
|a-3b|² = |a|²+9|b|²-6 (a.b) = 3+9-6 = 6.
l = |b. (a-3b)|/|a-3b| = | (a.b)-3|b|²|/√6 = |1-3|/√6 = 2/√6.
3l² = 3 (4/6) = 2.

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f (x) = |sin²x, -2+cos²x, cos2x; 2+sin²x, cos²x, cos2x; sin²x, cos²x, 1+cos2x|.
R? →R? -R? , R? →R? -R?
f (x) = |sin²x, -2+cos²x, cos2x; 2, 2-2cos²x, 0; 0, 2-2cos²x, 1|.
f (x) = sin²x (2-2cos²x) - (-2+cos²x) (2) + cos2x (2 (2-2cos²x).
This seems tedious. From the solution, f (x)=4+2cos2x.
Max value when cos2x=1, f (x)=6.

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Coeff of x? in (2+x/3)? is? C? 2? (1/3)?
Coeff of x? in (2+x/3)? is? C? 2? (1/3)?
? C? 2? / 3? =? C? 2? / 3?
(n!/ (7! (n-7)!) * 2 = (n!/ (8! (n-8)!) * (1/3).
2 / (n-7) = 1 / (8*3).
48 = n-7 ⇒ n=55.

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e? F (x) = ∫ (3t²+2t+4F' (t)dt.
e? F (x)+e? F' (x) = 3x²+2x+4F' (x).
(e? -4)F' (x) = 3x²+2x-e? F (x).
F' (4) = (48+8-e? F (4)/ (e? -4).
Also F (3)=0, F (x)= (x³+x²-36)/ (e? -4) from solution. F (4)= (64+16-36)/ (e? -4) = 44/ (e? -4).
F' (4) = (56-e? (44/ (e? -4)/ (e? -4) = (56 (e? -4)-44e? )/ (e? -4)² = (12e? -224)/ (e? -4)².
α=12, β=4. α+β=16.

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Vector on plane: (3-2, 7-3, -7- (-2) = (1,4, -5).
Line direction vector (-3,2,1).
Normal to plane n = (1,4, -5)* (-3,2,1) = (14,14,14) or (1,1,1).
Plane: 1 (x-3)+1 (y-7)+1 (z+7)=0 ⇒ x+y+z-3=0.
d = |-3|/√3 = √3. d²=3.

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(a+b+c)² = a²+b²+c²+2 (ab+bc+ca)
1² = a²+b²+c²+2 (2) ⇒ a²+b²+c² = -3.
a²b²+b²c²+c²a² = (ab+bc+ca)² - 2abc (a+b+c) = 2² - 2 (3) (1) = -2.
a? +b? +c? = (a²+b²+c²)² - 2 (a²b²+b²c²+c²a²) = (-3)² - 2 (-2) = 9+4=13.

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Δ = |1,1, -1; 1,2, α 2, -1,1| = 1 (2+α)-1 (1-2α)-1 (-1-4) = 2+α+2α-1+5 = 3α+6=0 ⇒ α=-2.
Δ? = |2,1, -1; 1,2, α β, -1,1| = 2 (2+α)-1 (1-αβ)-1 (-1-2β) = 4+2α-1+αβ+1+2β = 4+2α+αβ+2β=0.
4-4-2β+2β=0. This holds.
Δ? = |1,2, -1; 1,1, α 2, β,1| = 1 (1-αβ)-2 (1-2α)-1 (β-2) = 1-αβ-2+4α-β+2 = 1+4α-αβ-β=0.
1-8+2β-β=0 ⇒ -7+β=0 ⇒ β=7.
α+β = -2+7 = 5.

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