Given,
☞ x = -1
Let, P(x) = 5x-4x²+3
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Total Pocket Money be 'x'
Now, Savings = 30% of x
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Given,
Amount Spend = Rs. 280.
LCM is '100'
.:. Total Pocket Money is
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Given,
☞ x = -1
Let, P(x) = 5x-4x²+3
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Let
Total Pocket Money be 'x'
Now, Savings = 30% of x
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Given,
Amount Spend = Rs. 280.
LCM is '100'
.:. Total Pocket Money is
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Let be a prime number.... Prove that there exists an integer with such that neither nor [tex
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Explanation:
Given,
☞ x = -1
Let, P(x) = 5x-4x²+3
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Let
Total Pocket Money be 'x'
Now, Savings = 30% of x
☞
Given,
Amount Spend = Rs. 280.
LCM is '100'
.:. Total Pocket Money is
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Given,
☞ x = -1
Let, P(x) = 5x-4x²+3
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Let
Total Pocket Money be 'x'
Now, Savings = 30% of x
☞
Given,
Amount Spend = Rs. 280.
LCM is '100'
.:. Total Pocket Money is
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Let be a prime number.... Prove that there exists an integer with such that neither nor [tex
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Answer:
Let, P(x) = 5x-4x²+3
→\;{\sf{P(-1) = 5(-1)-4(-1)²+3}}→P(−1)=5(−1)−4(−1)²+3
→\;{\sf{P(-1) = -5-4(+1)+3}}→P(−1)=−5−4(+1)+3
→\;{\sf{P(-1) = -5-4+3}}→P(−1)=−5−4+3
→\;{\sf{P(-1) = -9+3}}→P(−1)=−9+3
➝\;\red{\bf{P(-1) = -6}}➝P(−1)=−6