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The volume ,V cm^3 of a sphere of a radius r cm,is given by the fromula V=4/3 pie r^3. A pump put air into a second spherical baloon at the rate of 1200 cm^3/s.Calculate the rate in cm/s, at which the radius is increasing at the instant when radius is 5 cm?
I hope someone will solve this :)

dV/dr = 3* 4/3π r^2 dV/dt= 1200 cm^3/s
= 4πr^2
dr/dt = dr/dV * dV/dt
dr/dt = [1/(4πr^2)] * 1200
substitute r=5
dr/dt = [1/(4π *25)] *1200
dr/dt =3.82 cm/s
 
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Can anyone help me with co prime numbers which are also said as relatively prime number??? Ho2 do u find out the ways that can be expressed? ?
 
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Can anyone help me with co prime numbers which are also said as relatively prime number??? Ho2 do u find out the ways that can be expressed? ?
 

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Assalamoalaikum Wr Wb!

Post your doubts here. Make sure you give the link to the question paper when posting your doubts.


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http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/...AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_w04_qp_4.pdf

Q6. I don't get why in the marking scheme they only consider Fmax of the box on top. Help please.
They told you in the question there's no sliding between the two boxes . so the friction between them didn't exceed the maximum to make them move . so f is less or = 0.4x400 . by using newtons law : 400a < or = 1600
There's no driving force on the upper box .
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I have a difficulty in solving q-6, b (i) of O/N 2012
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can someone explain me, how to solve it..
not just the solution..
the explanation as well

THANKS in adavance.
FARHAN
 

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I have a difficulty in solving q-6, b (i) of O/N 2012
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b. (i)
Because it looks less tedious, I am going to find the no. of arrangements where the number is odd and then subtract it from all possible arrangements.

For odd numbers, the last digit has to be odd. This gives us two possibilities.

_ _ _ _ _ _ 1 or _ _ _ _ _ _ 7

No. of odd arrangements = (6!/2!) + (6!/2!) = 720

No. of even arrangements = No. of all possible arrangements - No. of odd arrangements
= 7!/2! - 720
= 1800
 
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Prove that if (c-b).a=0 and (c-a).b=0, then (b-a).c=0. Show this can be used to prove the following geometric results:
1) The lines through the vertices of a triangle ABC perpendicular to the opposite sides meet in a point (the orthocentre)
2) The tetrhedron OABC has two pairs of perpendicular opposite edges, the third pair of edges is perpendicular.
Prove also that, in both cases, OA^2 + BC^2 = OB^2 + CA^2 = OC^2 + AB^2.
 
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