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Graduate Roots of x^3 + ax^2 + bx + c = 0
If \alpha,\beta\ and\ \gamma are the roots of the eqn. (x-a)(x-b)(x-c)+1=0 then show that (\alpha-x)(\beta-x)(\gamma-x)+1=0- Euler_Euclid
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- Olympiad
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Graduate Find Perfect Square: Prime p & q Values
please explain the whole solution. It was an Olympiad question and all of my friends couldn't do it.- Euler_Euclid
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Graduate Find Perfect Square: Prime p & q Values
Find all values of p and q if p and q are prime numbers, p^2 + q^2 + 7pq is a perfect square.- Euler_Euclid
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Undergrad Solving for Real Values of x, y, & z with x+y=1 and xy-z^2=1
find all real values such that: x+y=1 and xy-z^2=1 This one was in one of the exams we had.- Euler_Euclid
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Find Focal Length of Lens When Moving From 20cm to 15cm
OK Sorry. I got it now! Thanks.- Euler_Euclid
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Find Focal Length of Lens When Moving From 20cm to 15cm
Can you please help me a little more?- Euler_Euclid
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Find Focal Length of Lens When Moving From 20cm to 15cm
If a lens is moved towards the object from a distance of 20cm to 15cm, the magnification of the image remains the same. What is the focal length of the lens? Sorry I am new here so please forgive me if I have violated any rules.:cry:- Euler_Euclid
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- Homework Lens Optic Optic lens
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Graduate Proof: Fibonacci Sequence Sums to Squares
Is there any other method other than this?- Euler_Euclid
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Graduate Proof: Fibonacci Sequence Sums to Squares
not at all!- Euler_Euclid
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Graduate Proof: Fibonacci Sequence Sums to Squares
if a_1, a_2, a_3 .... belong to the fibonacci sequence, prove that a_1a_2 + a_2a_3 + ... + a_{2n-1}a_{2n} = (a_{2n})^2- Euler_Euclid
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- Sequence
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