It depends on how you see your career. Civil Services is very unpredictable. Think this way - what will be your career options if you cannot crack the exams in maximum attempts available. This is not to demotivate you. Interest in mathematics might lead you to some new heights in

Hello aspirant.

To become eligible for NEET examination, need to pass in all the subjects with 50% aggregate for unreserved category and 40% for OBC/SC/ST category .

So you need to pass in all the subjects to become eligible.

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Hello aspirant,  

Yes ut us mandatory to have maths as one subject in 12th class. Delhi University offers and conducts Bachelor's of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor's of Financial & Investment Analysis(BFIA) and Bachelor's of Business Economics(BBE) , through Joint Admission Test, that are similar to BBA and it is compulsory

Ayushi,

As it's said :"Sometimes there doesn’t exist a marked linear relationship between two random variables but a monotonic relation (if one increases, the other also increases or instead, decreases) is clearly noticed. A Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient evaluation, in this case, would give us the strength and direction of the

Hey Aaditya,

Here’s the solution to the asked problem:-

(X+Y)^2 = X^2 + Y^2 +2XY

(Y+X)^2 = Y^2 + Z^2 + 2YZ

(Z+X)^2 = Z^2 + X^2 +2ZX

(X+Y+Z)^2 = X^2 + Y^2 + Z^2 + 2(XY + YZ + ZX)

Use the above equations to calculate the value. 4th

hello vipul

32/3 should be divided by 8/15 in order to get 20.

let the required number be y.

as given,

32/3 X 1/y = 20.

upon transposing,

32/3 X 1/20 = y

reducing it to the least terms, 

y =8/15.

so, 32/3 should be divided by 8/15 in order

Hello Diksha

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the basis of their performance in the Computer Based Test (CBT) and the deprivation points added to their score in accordance

Finding square roots come in almost every mathematics syllabus from 8th class. Its simple to find the square root of perfect square that is one which does not give a decimal square root. But there are others that are not perfect squares. These are surds.

Square roots of perfect squares

Hello Rashmi Singh,

f(a)=f(b):

f(a)=a3+1

f(b)=b3+1

a3+1=b3+1

a3=b3 subtract 1 from each side

(a3)1/3=(b3)1/3 take the cubic root of each side

a=b

Therefore, f is injective.

Again, following that helpful answer, solve for x, and then plug into f(x):

y=x3+1

y−1=x3

x=(y−1)13

Now, plug x into f, and check if