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1. Question :
Find the value of (n-r), when 7/2<(r+5)/2<=4 and P(n,r)=60
Correct Answer:
2
Explanation:
7/2<(r+5)/2<=4
7<r+5 <=8
7-5 <r<=8-5
2 <r<=3
r=3
P(n,r)=60
n!/(n-r)!=60
n!(n-3)!=60
n(n-1)(n-2)(n-3)!/(n-3)!=60
n(n-1)(n-2)=60
5*4*3=60
n=5
Hence, (n-r)=5-3
=2
2. Question :
Find the least possible value of x, (5x-2)/3-(7x-3)/5>=x/4
Correct Answer:
4
Explanation:
(5x-2)/3-(7x-3)/5>=x/4
(25x-10-21x+9)/15>=x/4
(4x-1)/15>=x/4
4(4x-1)>=15x
16x-4>=15x
x>=4
Hence, the least possible value of x is 4.
3. Question :
Find the value of k for which the equations have infinite solutions.
(k-3)x+3y=k and kx+ky=12
Correct Answer:
6
Explanation:
For infinite solutions, we have the condition
(k-3)/k=3/k=k/12
(k-3)/k=3/k and 3/k=k/12
k(k-3)=3k and 3*12=k*k
k^2-3k=3k and k^2=36
k^2=6k and k=-6,6
k=0, 6 and k=-6, 6
k=6
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