Sides of a quadrilateral are all positive integers . Three of them are 5,10,20 . How many possible values are there for the fourth side?
length of 4th side = X therefore, 5 < X < 35
The shortest 4th side will have length of 6, and the longest 4th side will have length of 34. All values from 6 to 34 are possible. understood?
i didn,t understood
In a quadrilateral, the sum of any three sides of a quadrilateral is greater than the length of the fourth side. by using this identity we can get the above said answer
yes i understood this answer thanks can you tell me another answer
what answer?
welcome :)
answer is 29
31 values also possible if u take extreme digits(5 and 35).. but it ll look like a straight line :).. co considering it as a non zero area quadrilateral, we ll assume the values from 6 to 34.. so we get answer as 29 values :)... now u can get it clearly..
find the greatest 5 digit no. which is exactly divisible by 7,10,15,21,28 please tell me the short trick to do this
ok... first take the lcm of 7,10,15,21,28
u know abt taking lcm, right?
lcm is 420
ok... now lets consider greatest 5 digit number as 99999... divide this number with 420 and tel me the reminder
u got it?
the answer is 99960... (procedure is u should first find the lcm and divide the number with the lcm... then subtract the number with the reminder... thats the answer..)
yes it's 459
dividing 99999/420 will give u a reminder of 39.. so the greatest 5 digit no divided by 7,10,15,21,28 is 99999-39=99960.
wat class r u studying?
10
mmm... try to be fast at divisions.. correct errors.. remember that the reminder ll be always less than divisor.. 99999/420 wont give 459 as reminder because 459 still dividible by 420.. so reminder is 39.. ok?
thanks you are a great guy
hahaha.. welcome.. no one in this world is great.. its all about how we use our intellegence :)
if both 11^2 and 3^3 are the factors of the number a x 4^3 x 6^2 x 13^11. then what is the smallest possible value of a
pls tell me
first prime factorise a*4^3*6^2*13^11
there is a large no. 13^11 pls tell
pls tell
a x 4^3 x 6^2 x 13^11 =a x 2^6 x (2^2 x 3^2) x 13^11 =a x 2^8 x 3^2 x 13^11... this s called prime factorizing... u writing any online exam now?
i have done pls tell after this
ans is 363
how
Since 3^3 is a factor (with 3^2 already accounted apart from a), therefore 'a' must contain at least one multiple of 3. Since 11^2 is a factor and has not been accounted anywhere else,therefore 'a' must contain 11^2. Therefore, a must be at least 11^2 x 3 = 363.
thanks Actually i have applied for akash talent hunt exam so that's why i am solving a sample paper of this and asking questions from you
you have any idea of this exam or not? if yes then pls tell what i prepare for this exam
i know abt dis exam n the syllabus ... but i didn know about question types n al.. better prepare with model q.papers.. al the best :)
there is only one sample paper i have found on net can you tell me another site for these type sample paper and should i prepare from my ncert book or another like tougher one pls tell
i duno abt it... but ncert books are enough with concepts clearly understood.. for gk get any small gk book available in stores for rs 20 or 30
tell me aptitude questions because that are also coming in exam
pls tell
tell na pls
for aptitude use 'quantitative aptitude' by R S agarwaal or 'magical book on quicker maths' by M.Tyra
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