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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> indefinite integral -> Go to message
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    sinx cosx dx/ [a2cos2x + b2sin2x] 
=> sin2x dx/2 [a2cos2x + b2sin2x]             .............(A)
 
Let [a2cos2x + b2sin2x] = t
Differentiating both the sides, we have
      sin 2x [b2-a2] dx = dt
=>  sin 2x dx = dt / [b2-a2]
 
Substituting in equation (A)
integral of   dt /{2t [b2-a2] }
=> ln (t) / {2 [b2-a2]}
 
substitute the value of 't' and get the answer :)
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> find f^iv(0) of the function (where f^iv(0) represents fourth derivative of f(x) at x=0) -> Go to message
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jagdish has already solved the question...thank u for reducing the wrk :D
well done :)
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> a,b,c in order draws a card from a pack of cards ,replacing them after each draw ,on condi -> Go to message
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question isnt complete.. :(

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Botany -> the recent branch of karyotaxonomy -> Go to message
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Karyotaxonomy is itself the most recent branch of Taxonomy !!!

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> INTEGRATE -> Go to message
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mayank has solved the question correctly !

well done :)

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> integer function -> Go to message
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  [2*3.14]-[-3.14]
=6-(-4)
=10
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> I AM FACING DIFFICULTY IN PROBABILITY -> Go to message
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probability needs alot of practice, and series logical thinking.

brush up ur permutations and combination, and practice probability problems, as much as possible.

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Parabola.rrove -> Go to message
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solution to Q3:
The equation of the normal in terms of 'm' (slope) is given by,
y = mx – 2am – am3
here the parabola is y2 = 4x  ....i.e. a=1
therefore, the equation of the normal is  y = mx – 2m – m3 
now, all the 3 normals passes thru point (15,12) ...hence this point shud satisfy above equation.
substituting the value, we have 12=15m – 2m – m3 
solving the equation for m, we have m = 1, 3, -4
thus the three normals are,  y= x -3
                                        y= 3x-33
                                        y=-4x+72
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> integration -> Go to message
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The solution to this problem, is beyond the scope of a 12th standard student, and is irrevelant for JEE aspirants. still, if u want the solution, reply back... its highly complex and involves, some trigonometric integrals etc. ...
I'll give the starting, and then u can solve on ur own !!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Botany -> which is known as the science of exceptions -> Go to message
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Physical, chemical and mathematical sciences follow a specific set of rules and regulations. They are governed by a set of laws such as the law of gravity, the laws of thermodynamics, the law of conservation of mass and so on. However, biological sciences, in the strict sense, do not follow any rules or regulations. The reason for this is that living organisms show a rich diversity that has resulted from mutations, genetic re-combinations and evolution. Biology is thus, regarded as 'a science of exceptions
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> circles -> Go to message
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       cot @ + cot # = 0
=>  cot @ = -cot #
=>  tan @ = -tan # = m (let)               ....................(A)
now Let the point of intersection be P(h,k)
Thus, the equation of the tangents will be 
        (y-k) / (x-h) = m   and,   (y-k) / (x-h) = -m
=>    y=mx + (k-mh)   and  y = -mx + (k+mh)
The distance of origin, which is the centre of the circle should be same for the two tangents, and equal to the radius 'a'
Thus  (k-mh)/ [(1+m2)](1/2) = a = (k+mh)/ [(1+m2)](1/2)
=>  k-mh = k+mh
=> h =0
The locus is x=0 ...i.e. the y-axis

Also, from the equation (A) ...we can infer, that the inclination angles are supplementary, which is possible only when the point P always lie on y-axis ...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Number of solutions -> Go to message
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the LHS is a sine function, hence, the range of LHS = [-1,1]
for a solution, the graph of RHS should intersect the graph of sine function of the LHS,
which is possible only if
for some real 'x',   -1=< RHS <= 1
now for x>0 , RHS > 0
also for x = -sqrt(3), LHS=0 and RHS = 1.9
              x = - 3 sqrt(3) /2 , LHS=1 and RHS = -8.5 (approx)
i.e. the polynomial in the RHS changes its sign for some x in the range, ( - 3 sqrt(3) /2 , sqrt(3) ) ...
Thus there exist only one solution to the equation
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> rd sharma solution of 3D cordinate -> Go to message
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u want the entire chapter's solution
i dnt think, any such thing is available till now .... but u can create one of urs, by solving all the problems... ...so that ur friends can be benefited :)
gud luck
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Zoology -> kala azar -> Go to message
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symptoms : high undulating fever often with two or even three peaks within 24 hours and drenching sweats
                       weight loss
                       fatigue
                       poor appetite
                       cough
                       burning feet
                       insomnia
                       abdominal pain
                       joint pain


Leishmaniasis or Kala Azar, is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Leishmania. It appears in the form of  localized ulcer or nodule. The infection is spread by the bite of female sand flies, which usually get infected by first biting an infected person and then inject parasites called mastigotes into the bloodstream or skin of a healthy person. The parasite migrates to the bone marrow, spleen, and lymph nodes.


Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Botany -> what is exactly relative growth rate? -> Go to message
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relative growth rate of what???

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Permutations and Combinations -> Go to message
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no.. of handshakes between 'n' no. of people = nC2
if 'b' be the no. of boys, and 'g' be no. of girls , then
bC2  + gC2   = 27
b(b-1) + g(g-1)=54
the only integral solution is (4,7) or (7,4)
hence, b=7 and g= 4
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Tough questions on sequence and series -> Go to message
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S = 3 + 7x + 13x2+ 21x3 +.........            (A)
Multiplying both sides by 'x'
Sx =      3x + 7x2 + 13x3+........              (B)
 
Subtracting (B) from (A),
 
S(1-x) =3 + 4x + 6x2 + 8x3........             (C)
again, multiplying both sides by 'x'
S(1-x)x =    3x + 4x2 + 6x3 + 8x4........     (D)
Subtracting (D) from (C)
S(1-x)2 = 3 + x + 2(x2+ x3+ x4+........)
           = 3 +x + 2[x2/(1-x)]
        S  = { 3 +x + 2[x2/(1-x)] } / { (1-x)2 }
substituting the value, x=1/2 , in the above equation, we have
        S = 18
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Straight lines -> Go to message
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Let Image of Point P(a,b) wrt y=-x  be point Q (h,k)
Then, h=-b and k=-a
i.e. Q(h,k)= Q(-b, -a)

Now, let Image of Point Q(h,k) wrt y=x  be point R (m,n)
Then, m=k=-a and n=h=-b
i.e. R(m,n)= R( -a,-b)

Now we have three points, P(a,b) ; Q(-b,-a) ; R(-a, -b)
midpoint of PQ = {(a-b)/2 , -(a-b)/2 }  ............which lies on the line y=-x
midpoint of QR = {(-a-b)/2 , (-a-b)/2 }  ............which lies on the line y=x
and
midpoint of PR = (0,0) ...which will always be the origin, irrespective of the value of a and b

And one can crosscheck it using geometry also :)



Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Why hyperbola is not enclosed curve as that of ellipse? -> Go to message
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for more info, u can chck this http://cseligman.com/text/history/ellipses.htm

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Why hyperbola is not enclosed curve as that of ellipse? -> Go to message
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simply because it continues indefinitely to infinity

 
 
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