Question Bank - Algebra - Shashank Prabhu, CAT 100 Percentiler

[badalravi]

@shashank_prabhu g(21)=g(19)=7

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@shashank_prabhu x= 3 to 7

[badalravi]

@shashank_prabhu (1+1/2-1/101)= 301/202 = 1.48

[badalravi]

@shashank_prabhu none of these

[badalravi]

@shashank_prabhu 6a+90d=372
a+15d=62

[zabeer]

a7 = a1 + 6d
a13 = a1 + 12d and so on.
We need a1 + 15d

[shreyasnegi13]

@shashank_prabhu Can you please provide a solution for this? I got 12 values. All the Prime numbers including 2. The other values were 9 and 25. What is the appropriate method to do this?

[zabeer]

@shreyasnegi13
There are 10 primes in the given range.
4 also satisfies
9 and 25 won't work because we would already have two 3s and 5s respectively in the numerator
So 10 + 1 = 11 values.

[Kat Gupta]

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