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p and q are the roots of the equation x2 – 4ax + 3 = 0

pq = 3

Similarly the constant term of x2 – 2bx + c = 0

Product of  (2pq)and (2qp)

Hence, c = 4pq22+pq=13

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f (x) = x4x2+7x+9 ………. (1)

Divide by x in numerator and denominator equation (1) can be written as f (x) = 14x+7x+9x

f (x) is maximum, when the denominator is minimum we have to find the minimum value of 4x+9x , so, denomination will also minimum

we know that, AM ≥ GM

4x+9x24x*9x

4x+9x2=6

4x+9x=12

The minimum value of 4x+9x is 12

Therefore, the maximum value of f (x) = 112+7=119

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Aman

Baman

Daman

Number of notebook

1

10

25

Amount

14

130

300

Profit%

a percent

 

b percent

For Aman,

SP of 1 book = 14Rs.

CP of 1 book = 100(100+x)*14

For Baman,

SP of 1 book = 12Rs.

CP of 1 book = 100(100+y)*12

Price of all notebooks is same, therefore.

100(100+x)*14 = 100*12100+y

100 + 7y = 6a

100 = 12y – 7y; [x=2y]

5y = 100

y = 20

a = 40

CP each notebook = 100*12100+20 = 10Rs.

In his sales with Daman, he sold 10 books to her for Rs. 130

CP of 10books = Rs. 100

Profit percent = 13010030*100

=30percent

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a + b + c + d = 7

a ³ 0, b³ 0, c ³ 1, d ³ 1

(a, b, c, d are the numbers of balls)

Let c = c' + 1 = 0, 0 ≤ c' 5

d = d' + 1 = 0, 0 d' 5

a + b + c' + d' = 5

Numbers of solution = 5 + 4 – 1C4–1

= 8C3 = 56

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Let f (x) = ax2 + bx + c

f (0)= 2

2 = a (0)2 + b (0) + c

c = 2

f (– 2) = 3

a (–2)2 +b (–2) + 2 = 3

4a – 2b = 1                    ………. (1)

The given equation has a maximum value at x = –2

b 2 a = 2

b = 4a

put in equation 1

we get, a = 1 4 , b = 1

f (6)= 1 4 ( 6 ) 2 + ( 1 ) 6 + 2

= –13

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Let the radius of circle be 'r'

In D QPB

OP = 12 – r

PB = 6

QB = 12 + r

(12+r)2 = (12–r)2 + 62

r = ¾

Area of circle = pr2

= 22/7 * 3/4 * 3/4

= 9 9 5 6 s q c m

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P1 + P2 + P3 = 59

P1 and P2 minimize

Then P3 minimum i.e. 47

P1

P2

P3

5

7

47

5

11

43

3

13

43

5

13

41

5

17

37

3

19

37

5

23

31

7

23

29

So, only possible value of P3 can take 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, and 47

Total 6 values

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1x=1156y

1x=y9015y

x=15yy90 ______equation 1

i.e. y = 90+y,

1≤ y1 9

y1 is odd

Equation 1 becomes

x=15 (90+y1)y1

=15+90*15y1

y1 can take 1,3,5,9

y=91, 93, 95, 99

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Sol1

20percent (0.6)

3L

Sol2                    

40percent (0.4)

1L

Sol3                    

1L

4L

Sol4                    

XL

3L

Sol5                    

3.5L

7L

1 + x = 3.5

x= 2.5

Required percent y = 2 . 5 3 * 1 0 0  = 83.33 percent

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x, a, b, y are in GP

a = xr

b = xr2

y = xr3

r = ( y x ) 1 / 3

rewrite,

a = x2/3.y1/3

b = x1/3.y2/3

a * b = x * y

a3 + b3 = x2y + y2 x

= xy (x+y)

= xy (2A) …………… [ x + y 2 = A ]

Hence, n = 2

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