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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Σ (r=30 to 50) 50-rC? =? C? +? C? +? C? + . + ³? C?
=? C? +? C? +? C? + . + (³? C? + ³? C? ) - ³? C?
=? C? +? C? +? C? + . + (³¹C? + ³¹C? ) - ³? C?
=? C? +? C? - ³? C?
=? ¹C? - ³? C?
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
A² = (cos2θ isin2θ cos2θ)
Similarly, A? = (cos5θ isin5θ cos5θ) = (a b; c d)
(1) a²+b² = cos²5θ - sin²5θ = cos10θ = cos75°
(2) a²-d² = cos²5θ - cos²5θ = 0
(3) a²-b² = cos²5θ + sin²5θ = 1
(4) a²-c² = cos²5θ + sin²5θ = 1
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
∫ (x/ (xsinx+cosx)²dx = ∫ (xcosx⋅xcosx)/ (xsinx+cosx)² dx
= x/cosx (-1/ (xsinx+cosx) + ∫ (cosx-xsinx)/cosx² (1/ (xsinx+cosx) dx
= -xsecx/ (xsinx+cosx) + ∫sec²xdx
= -xsecx/ (xsinx+cosx) + tanx + C
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Since (3,3) lies on x²/a² - y²/b² = 1
9/a² - 9/b² = 1
Now, normal at (3,3) is y-3 = -a²/b² (x-3),
which passes through (9,0) ⇒ b² = 2a²
So, e² = 1 + b²/a² = 3
Also, a² = 9/2
(From (i) and (ii)
Thus, (a², e²) = (9/2, 3)
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
u = (2z+i)/ (z-ki)
= (2x² + (2y+1) (y-k)/ (x²+ (y-k)²) + I (x (2y+1) - 2x (y-k)/ (x²+ (y-k)²)
Since Re (u) + Im (u) = 1
⇒ 2x² + (2y+1) (y-k) + x (2y+1) - 2x (y-k) = x² + (y-k)²
P (0, y? )
Q (0, y? )
⇒ y² + y - k - k² = 0 {y? + y? = -1, y? = -k-k²}
∴ PQ = 5
⇒ |y? - y? | = 5 ⇒ k² + k - 6 = 0
⇒ k = -3, 2
So, k = 2 (k > 0)
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Let TV (r) denotes truth value of a statement r.
Now, if TV (p) = TV (q) = T
⇒ TV (S? ) = F
Also, if TV (p) = T and TV (q) = F
⇒ TV (S? ) = T
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
1 + (1 - 2²⋅1) + (1 - 4²⋅3) + . + (1 - 20²⋅19)
= α - 220β
= 11 - (2²⋅1 + 4²⋅3 + . + 20²⋅19)
= 11 - 2² ⋅ Σ? (r=1) r² (2r-1) = 11 - 4 (110²/2) - 35 x 11)
= 11 - 220 (103)
⇒ α = 11, β = 103
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