(5) Evaluate Submission: Closed Cracked by: 1. **Tarun Arora** (The first to crack), NIT Surathkal. Tarun has cleared mains 2003, congrats! 2.Ravi Subramanian, IIT Bombay, B.Tech. 1'st Year. 3.Tushar Jain, Meerut Public School, Meerut U.P. 4.Sankalp Guha, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Port Blair. 5.M. Chetan Reddy, New Generation Junior College, Class XII, Hyderabad.
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Submission: Closed Cracked by: 1. Mayank Gaur. 2.Tushar Jain, Meerut Public School, Meerut U.P. 3.Nishant Kumar, Class XII, Modern School, Nagpur. 4.Anupam Narayan, Class XII, Swami Vivekanand Junior College, Mumbai. 5.Umang Merwana, Satna (M.P.).
(3) No three diagonals of a convex decagon intersect at one point. The vertices of the decagon constitute the set A and the intersection points of the diagonals constitute the set B. 3 elements are picked at random from the set A U B to form a set C. What is the chance that C is a subset of B? Submission: Closed Cracked by: Nachiket Vasant Vaidya, 12'th, Sathaye College, Vile Parle, Mumbai. Solution Provided by Nachiket As no three diagonals intersect each other, If we consider any for vertices of the polygon there will be only one intersection of the vertices the other drawn diagonals will not correspond to intersections. Hence the number of intersection points are nC4 i.e. 10C4 = 210.
(2) If a + b + g =90°, prove that sin2a + sin2b + sin2g + 2 sina sinb sing =1. Submission: Closed Cracked by: 1. **Dhanush Kandathil** (first to crack), Trivandrum. 2. Ramesh Nidadavolu, Hyderabad. 3. Sachin Aggarwal, Delhi. Here is the solution provided by Dhanush Kandathil: a + b + g= 90. (1) The first person to crack the first problem was Rahul Deshpande from Bhopal. The problem was: f(x) = cos8(x), integrate f(x) w.r.t. x. Submission: Closed Here is the solution provided by him: f(x) = cos8(x) [the question was to integrate f(x)] Using the method of integration by DeMoivre's theorem. from DeMoivre's theorem,![]() also, --> (1), where z is a complex numbertherefore, ![]() therefore, final answer after using (1) | Skip Search Forums Search ForumsSocial Activities
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