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MATHS Dr. T.K. Jain. AFTERSCHOOOL M: 9414430763 [email protected] www.afterschool.tk www.afterschoool.tk

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What is the value of (248+(52+(144)^1/2)^ 1/2)^ 1/2 ? • First take square root of 144 – 12, • Now add 12 in 52, we get 64, its square root is 8, add it in 248, we get 256, • Square root of 256 is 16, so ans. is 16 ans.

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Express .17777… as fraction? • • • •

Here we have to solve it as under: 17-1 / 90 =16/ 90 8/45 ans.

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Express .127777… as fraction? • • • •

Here we have to solve it as under: 127-12 / 900 =115/900 23/180 ans.

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Express .173737373… as fraction? • • • • •

Here we have to solve it as under: 173-1 / 990 =172/990 =86/495 ans. Here we put 99 as there are two repeating numbers, and one 0 because we have one non repeating number.

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Find HCF and LCM of 1.75, 5.6 and 35? • Step 1: Multiply these numbers by 100, we get, 175,560,3500, now find their HCF and LCM. • HCF is 35, divide it by 100, we get .35 • LCM is 14000= divide it by 100, we get 140 Ans.

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What is the product of 2*.2*.02*.002*.0002? • • • •

There are ten digits after decimals. 2^5 = 32 So the answer is : .0000000032 Ans.

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What is the value of 1/(.1*.01*.001*.0001)? • There are 10 digits after decimal in denominator. • So we will have 11 digits in the answer. The answer is : 10,00,00,00,000 or 1*10^10 ans.

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What is the value of .0002/(.02*.002*.0002)? • We can cut .0002 • Now we have 1/ .00004 • Multiplying both sides by 100000, we get: 100000/4 = 25000 ans.

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HCF of two numbers is 16 and their LCM is 136, find the numbers? • There are no such numbers. • 136 does not have 16 as its factor. Every LCM will always have HCF as its factor. Therefore the answer is no such factor is possible.

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Which is the number, from which 1657 and 2037 when divided gives remainders 6 &5 respectively? • Deduct remainders from these: • 1651 and 2032, find their HCF now. • Divide 2032 by 1651, remainder is 381. Now divide 1651 by 381, we get remainder : 127. now divide 381 by 127, remainder is zero. This is HCF. Ans. www.afterschoool.tk

What is the value of 81^ -3/4? • • • • • • •

Let us first remove – (negative sign). To solve this, we will make it 1/81 ¾ can be solved in two steps = ¼ and 3. Now let solve the power ¼. This will give us 1/3 Now let us solve the power of 3, We get 1/27 ans. www.afterschoool.tk

What is the unit digit in 2467^153? • We know that 7 has in its power only four digits in this sequence–7,9,3,1. If the power is in multiple of 4, the unit digit is always 1. • 153 divided by 4 gives remainder of one. Whenever we have power of 1, the unit digit is 7. so the answer is 7 ans. •

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What is the unit digit in 2467^154? • We know that 7 has in its power only four digits in this sequence–7,9,3,1. If the power is in multiple of 4, the unit digit is always 1. • 154 divided by 4 gives remainder of 2. Whenever we have power of 2, the unit digit is 9. so the answer is 9 ans. •

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What is the unit digit in 2467^155? • We know that 7 has in its power only four digits in this sequence–7,9,3,1. If the power is in multiple of 4, the unit digit is always 1. • 155 divided by 4 gives remainder of 3. Whenever we have power of 3, the unit digit is 3. so the answer is 3 ans. •

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I engaged a servant on the condition that I shall pay him Rs. 200 and a set of clothes for 30 days of work. The servant left after working for just 15 days. I gave him Rs. 20 cash and clothes. What is the value of clothes? • • • • •

Let x = value of clothes; 30 days =2*15days 200 + x = 2(20+x) 200 +x = 40 +2x -x = -160 X = 160 Ans.

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Sum of squares of two numbers is 3341, and the difference of their squares is 891 what are the numbers?

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X^2+y^2 = 3341; X^2-y^2 = 891 Adding them we get 2x^2 = 4232 Subtracting from each other we get 2y^2 = 2450 y^2 = 1225 X = 46; y = 35 Ans. www.afterschoool.tk

What is the sum of the series: 1^2+2^2 … so on for first 10 terms? • • • •

Formulae for sum of this term is: N(n+1)(2n+1) / 6 10(11)(21) / 6 385 Ans.

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What is the sum of the series: 1^3+2^3 … so on for first 10 terms? • • • •

Formulae for sum of this term is: N^2(N+1)^2/4 100(121)/4 = 3025Ans.

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