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@fresh_42 For question 8th,I am getting iota (i) in my answer.Am I wrong or it is there?Can you please tell.

Is this question a combo of maths and biology?😂😂

yes.That was a typo.Sorry for that.

Is this not the correct way @haruspex @BvU

Ok so I will give you a hint.You shall proceed further.Since the given equation contains xy term,therefore it is clear that the hyperbola has been rotated. So to get back to the original form of hyperbola,substitute X=xcosA+ysinA Y=xcosA-ysinA or any other substitution you prefer. Now,you must...

Please post your attempt so that we can review it and help you.Also please mention the details of the question,whether the left string is inextensible or not,are the oscillation sideways or along the spring.

Thanks for that article.But I didn't understood why cyclobutyl/cyclopropyl cation is a mess.

Did anyone else tried it?

Here is an image of the structure I know that cyclopropyl methyl carbocation is exceptionally stable due to an effect so called dancing resonance which takes place because of lot of strain in cyclopropyl ring and vacant p orbital of Carbon attached with the ring. So I think this is a similar...

yes i saw it and that was a brilliant solution.But I think it will not work for larger sets of number.Foe eg- consider {10,11,12,...,10000}.It would take a lot of time if we go by that method.But I think there's no other choice.

ok.I think there is only a single method to solve such questions.

I think you did not understood the question.Okay,Let me explain it in detail.First of all,we do not need 100 as the first and 1000 as the last term in G.P.First term can be any term in between 100 and 1000 and similarly the last term is also between 100 and 1000.So we need to find such a...

Thanks for the link. By the way Is there any easy method to solve such questions.

Yes,100 is the first term and 1000 is the last.Sorry for writing common difference,that was a typo.I will try to make the question a little more clear.We need to find a geometric progression whose all terms are included in the set {100,...,1000} and it has largest number of terms.

anyone?