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There are 20 defective bulbs in a box of 100 bulbs.if 10bulbs are choosen at random then what is the probability of there are just 3defective bulbs
I have 6 cups of patatos that I have to share with 13 friends write that as the nearest hundredth
a ,b,c are complex numbers such that a/1-b=b/1-c=c-1-a=k.find the value of k
a shopkeeper buys two cameras at the same price . he sells one camera at a profit of 18% and the other at a price of 10% less than the selling price of the first camera. find his p
Extended product rule : As a last topic let's note that the product rule can be extended to more than two functions, for instance. ( f g h )′ = f ′ gh + f g ′ h+ f g h′ ( f
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Find the sum of (1 - 1/n ) + (1 - 2/n ) + (1 - 3/n ) ....... upto n terms. Ans: (1 - 1/n ) + (1 - 2/n ) - upto n terms ⇒[1+1+.......+n terms] - [ 1/n + 2/n +....+
Need help, please anybody solve this: Consider the universal set T and its subsets A, B and C underneath as: T = {a, b, c, d e, f} A = {a, d} B = {b, c, f} C = {a, c
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