Which of the following digits have two lines of symmetry ?
`0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9`
(i) ` f(x) = (-x)^(2) sin (-x) =- x^(2) sin x =- f(x)`, hence function has origin symmetry (ii) `f(-x) = log (-x+sqrt(1+(-x)^(2)))` `= log(((-x+sqrt(1+x^(2)))(x+sqrt(1+x^(2))))/((x+sqrt(1+x^(2)))))` `= log(1/(x+sqrt(1+x^(2))))` ` = -...
2 Answers 1 views(i) `f(-x) = (-x)^(2) sin (-x) =- x^(2) sin x =- f(x)`, hence the function has origin symmetry (ii) `f(-x)= log((1-(-x))/(1+(-x))) = log ((1+x)/(1-x))=- f(x)`hence the function has origin symmetry...
2 Answers 1 viewsCorrect Answer - D Arranging the lines in desceding order of slope, we have `m_1=5,m_2=3,and m_3=-1` `therefore tan A =(m_1-m_2)/(1+m_1m_2)=(2)/(1+15)=(1)/(8)` `tan B=(m_1-m_3)/(1+m_2m_3)=(3+1)/(1-3)=-2` `tan C=(m_3-m_1)/(1+m_3m_1)=(-1-5)/(1-5)=(3)/(2)` `Sigma tan^(2)A=(1)/(64)+4+(9)/(4)=(1+256+144)/(64)=(401)/(64)` or `p+q=465`
2 Answers 1 viewsWe have `17^(256) = (17^(2))^(128) = (289)^(128) = (290-1)^(128)` `:. 17^(256) = .^(128)C_(0)(290)^(128)-.^(128)C_(1)(290)^(127)+.^(128)C_(2)(290)^(126)-"....."` `- .^(128)C_(125)(290)^(3)+.^(128)C_(126)(290)^(2)-.^(128)C_(127)(290)+1` `=[.^(128)C_(0)(290)^(128) - .^(128)C_(1)(290)^(127)+.^(128)C_(2)(290)^(126)-"....."` `-.^(128)C_(125)(290)^(3)]+.^(128)C_(126)(290)^(2) -.^(128)C_(127)(290)+1` `=1000m+((128)(127))/(2)(290)^(2)-128xx290+1` `= 1000 m + (128)(127)(290)(145)-128xx290-1` `= 1000m+(128)(290)(127xx145-1)+1` `=1000m+(128)(290)(18414)+1` `=1000m+683527680+1`...
2 Answers 1 viewsCorrect Answer - `1-(1-p)^(8)` Probability for an incorrec digit is p. hence, probability for 8 correct digit is `1-p)^(8).` Hence, required probability is `1-(1-p)^(8).`
2 Answers 1 viewsCorrect Answer - B `(b)` Total number of ways such that at least `3` digits will not occur in its position. `=^(5)C_(3){3!-^(3)C_(1)2!+^(3)C_(2)1!-^(3)C_(2)0!}+^(5)C_(4)[4!-^(4)C_(1)(3!)+^(4)C_(2)(2!)-^(4)C_(3)(1!)+^(4)C_(4)(0!)}+^(5)C_(5){5!-^(5)C_(1)4!+^(5)C_(2)3!-^(5)C_(3)2!+^(5)C_(4)1!-^(5)C_(5)(0!)}` `=10(2)+5(9)+(44)` `=20+45+44=109`
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