@pavi.k said:general intelligence:1) 08:18::24:?a) 38b) 32c) 44d) 43
3^2-1 : 4^2+2 :: 5^2-1 : 6^2+2
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@pavi.k said:general intelligence:1) 08:18::24:?a) 38b) 32c) 44d) 43
bhai logo ye batao ki last ten year ke papers kahan se milenge for chsl......??? ........as only last 10 days are left..............pls reply soon.........
@pavi.k said:general intelligence:1) 08:18::24:?a) 38b) 32c) 44d) 43
@pavi.k said:Select the one which is diff from the other 3 responses3) a) 3216 b) 2338 c) 3205 d) 20154) a) 441 b) 256 c) 361 d) 481
@custom said:4) 481 all other are squares3)3025
@pavi.k said:Select the one which is diff from the other 3 responses3) a) 3216 b) 2338 c) 3205 d) 20154) a) 441 b) 256 c) 361 d) 481
@pavi.k said:Select the one which is diff from the other 3 responses3) a) 3216 b) 2338 c) 3205 d) 20154) a) 441 b) 256 c) 361 d) 481
select the one which is diff from other responses:
Complete the series:
find the wrong num in the series
@pavi.k said:Complete the series:1) 30,68,130,222,-------,520,738a)420b)350c)205d)280
@pavi.k said:@anticipator.ladLOGICAL ANS EH..try finding how the series is arranged...
@anticipator.lad said:Facts to remember:-1) (a^n - b^n) will always be divisible by (a-b).2) (101^1 - 1) to (101^9 - 1) will be divisible by 100(101^10 - 1) to (101^99 - 1) will be divisible by 1000,therefore (101^100 - 1) will be divisible by 10,000.These questions are commonly asked, so its best to remember these 2 facts.
@harshsingal27 said:Brother, I do not agree with your explanation.What i see in here is that divisibility factor is dependent on "n", but according to me it is independent of the power.a^n-b^n is always divisible by a-b, irrespective of "n" and will be divisible by a+b when "n" is even.What's your take?
@anticipator.lad said:a^n-b^n is always divisible by a-b, irrespective of "n" and will be divisible by a+b when "n" is even- Yes, that is what i read in some book and now forgot its name.Yes bro, you are right...but here i gave explanation according to the question and options posted with the "largest divisible" factor. And for that two conditions:- (a^n - b^n) considering (a-b ) factor and also with how 10000 is largest, i provided the answer....as in related of (a+b), none of the options have been provided with 101+1= 102 thingy... so i ruled it out in giving explanation. Have i done something wrong in this?please yaar wo book ka naam bata do...jaha pe ye concept tha jo maine bold mein likha hai..i need to read it again..