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Subrata writes a letter to Ruponti every day (in successive intervals of 24 hours) from Korea. But Ruponti
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Superman is taking part in a hurdle race with 12 hurdles. At any stage he can jump across any number of hurdles
lying ahead. For example, he can cross all 12 hurdles in one jump or he can cross 7 hurdles in the first jump, 1 in
the later and the rest in the third jump. In how many different ways can superman complete the race?
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In triangle ABC, medians AD and CF intersect at point G. P is an arbitrary point on AC. PQ & PR are parallel
to AD & CF respectively. PQ intersects BC at Q and PR intersects AB at R. If QR intersects AD at M & CF at
N, then prove that area of triangle GMN is (A)/8 where (A) = area enclosed by PQ, PR, AD, CF
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Show that for any prime p, there are either infinitely many or no positive integer a, so that 6p divides ap + 1.
Find all those primes for which there exists no solution.
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A decision making problem will be resolved by tossing 2n + 1 coins. If Head comes in majority one option will
be taken, for majority of tails itll be the other one. Initially all the coins were fair. A witty mathematician
replaced n pairs of fair coins with n pairs of biased coins, but in each pair the probability of obtaining head in
one is the same the probability of obtaining tail in the other. Will this cause any favor for any of the options
available? Justify with logic.
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missing. Show that the remaining board can be covered with triominoes.
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