@dragster said:Q. C.I for 3 years = 1260 ; CI for 4 years = 1512 , compounded annually.principal??(don remember the answr.. but cudnt solve.. need aproach.. )
@dragster 1269 * 1.2 = 1512. hence interest is 20%. hence P=1730.77??
@dragster said:Q. C.I for 3 years = 1260 ; CI for 4 years = 1512 , compounded annually.principal??(don remember the answr.. but cudnt solve.. need aproach.. )
@krum said:C.I dia hai, r u sure b'day boy , happy b'day
@piyushrohella12 said:form two eqn divide (1+r/100)=1512/1260=1.2P*(1.2)^3=1260p=729.16 feels like m back home sabko bhai ka ____/\____
@piyushrohella12 said:form two eqn divide (1+r/100)=1512/1260=1.2P*(1.2)^3=1260p=729.16 feels like m back home sabko bhai ka ____/\____
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@dragster said:Q. C.I for 3 years = 1260 ; CI for 4 years = 1512 , compounded annually.principal??(don remember the answr.. but cudnt solve.. need aproach.. )
@krum said:are u sure, 3 and 4 years hai rather than 3rd and 4th year?
@dragster said:mistake.. precisely.. 3rd n 4th year.. thek point kiya.now try.. may b ho jaaye..
@dragster said:mistake.. precisely.. 3rd n 4th year.. thek point kiya.now try.. may b ho jaaye..
@dragster said:Q. C.I for 3rd year = 1260 ; CI for 4th year = 1512 , compounded annually.principal??(don remember the answr.. but cudnt solve.. need aproach.. )
@krum said:p(1+r/100)^4-p(1+r/100)^3=1512 p(1+r/100)^3-p(1+r/100)^2=1260dividing==> ((1+r/100)^4-(1+r/100)^3)/( (1+r/100)^3-(1+r/100)^2)=1512/1260==>(1+r/100)=6/5==>r=20p(1.2^3-1.2^2)=1260=>p=1260/1.2^2(.2)= 4375
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@maddy2807 said:it shud be 4375?1260 *r/100= (1512-1260)r=20p(1.2^3-1.2^2)=1260p=4375correct me if wrng
a(n) is a sequence of +ve integers such that a(n-1)*a(n+1)=a(n)^2+1 for all n>=2. If a(2)=5 and a(5)=89, Find a(7).?
@pankaj1988 said:a(n) is a sequence of +ve integers such that a(n-1)*a(n+1)=a(n)^2+1 for all n>=2. If a(2)=5 and a(5)=89, Find a(7).?1,233,434,610
@pankaj1988 said:a(n) is a sequence of +ve integers such that a(n-1)*a(n+1)=a(n)^2+1 for all n>=2. If a(2)=5 and a(5)=89, Find a(7).?1,233,434,610
@pankaj1988 said:a(n) is a sequence of +ve integers such that a(n-1)*a(n+1)=a(n)^2+1 for all n>=2. If a(2)=5 and a(5)=89, Find a(7).?1,233,434,610
@milestogo3 said:a1.a3 = a2 ^2 +1a1.a3 = 26a3 =13now you can calculate a4 =34a6 = 233and therefore a(7) comes to be 610some other approach?
@krum said:(a3)^2+1=5*a4(a4)^2+1=a3*89=>a3=13, a4=34(a5)^2+1=34*a6=>a6=(89^2+1)/34=233(a6)^2+1=89*a7=>a7=(233^2+1)/89=>a7=610@pankaj1988 koi easy approach ho to do post


@pankaj1988 said:mere paas bhi koi easy approach nhi hai...maine khud isi liye post kiya thagn...