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a set of consecutive natural numbers beginning with 1 is written on the board. A student came along and wrote one of these numbers one more time and found the average of the numbers written on the board as 40 20/27. what was the number written twice on the board
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Trying to solve this by dividing it by 100.. can't reach a solution.. could someone pls help..
There is a closed circuit mini railway track in an amusement park. Everyday, a train starts at a station T and makes one round trip, ending at T. There are eleven other stations along the track and the train stops at 4 of them, excluding T, on any given day. On any given day, what is the probability that the train does not stop at any two consecutive stations among these 11 stations
How to solve this one..
How to solve this one..
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Its given that 3 pipes have rates of filling or emptying a tank as 1:2:3. Largest pipe can fill in 3hrs. So my doubt is, if I take rate as the percentage of tank filled in unit time, I get time taken by individual tanks as, 9,4.5 and 3. But if I take rate as per the number of hours taken to fill tank, I get the hours taken as 3,6,9. Which would be the correct approach?
Q. the pollution level at a point 50m above the main chimney of a gfactory should be less than 0.02%. due to leak in a factory the pollution level increased by 10%. if daily 40% of the pollutants are cleared up, how many days would pollutin come back to the acceptable level once again?
given ( log2=0.3010 and log3=0.4771) key; 13
There are 29 men in group A and 11 men in group B. The total weight of all the men in the two groups together is 2190 kg. It is known that the total weight (in kg) of men in each group is a four-digit number. Find the sum of the average weights of the two groups, if the average weight of each group (in kg) is an integer.
N! has 13 zeroes. The highest and least values of n are?
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