@bullseyes said:Remainder when 14! is divided by 17
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use Wilson's method
@catter2011 said:ek statement se conclussion ni ho sakta kya .. ?eg: in this question conclustion 2, is nothing but a form of statement 1
@maddy2807 said:8use Wilson's method
@astute99 said:min and max value of 4^(sinx)+4^(cosx)??

@karl said:@catter2011 y= 4^(sinx) + 4/4^(sinx) =(2^sinx -2/2^sinx)^2 + 4 So minimum value of y is 4. Maximum value
Two B schools IIT-Doms and IIM had a basketball game consisting of four rounds. Surprisingly both the teams scored equal points after first round . From second to last rounds the scores of iit were in A.P. and iim were in G.P. with the first round score. If iim scored 100 points and won the game by one point then what could be the possible first round score of both the teams??
@Torque024 said:Remainder when 14! is divided by 17Wilson se kaise karte hai ye? btao koi, mere ko nai ata.
@karl said:@catter2011 y= 4^(sinx) + 4/4^(sinx) =(2^sinx -2/2^sinx)^2 + 4 So minimum value of y is 4. Maximum value

@maddy2807 said:Acc to Wilson,(n-2)! mod n= 1 mod nso in this case15! mod 17= 1 mod 1715*14! mod 17= 1 mod 17-2*14! mod 17= -16 mod 17 [ divide 15 and 1 by 17 and write the respective remainders]14! mod 17= 8 mod 17
@bullseyes said:Remainder when 14! is divided by 17
@catter2011 said:put x=225 deg for minand x=45 deg for max
@Torque024 said:Remainder when 14! is divided by 17Wilson se kaise karte hai ye? btao koi, mere ko nai ata.
@catter2011 said:yeh wilson theorem se rem(4!/6) = 1 ana chahiye.. lekin basic calc karo tho.. 0 agya. ?
@albiesriram said:Two B schools IIT-Doms and IIM had a basketball game consisting of four rounds. Surprisingly both the teams scored equal points after first round . From second to last rounds the scores of iit were in A.P. and iim were in G.P. with the first round score. If iim scored 100 points and won the game by one point then what could be the possible first round score of both the teams??option : a) 40 b) 38 c) 36 d) none of the above