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                   whats the sum of series:
1^5*2^7/1!  +  2^5*3^7/2!  +  3^5*4^7/3!  +  4^5*5^7/4!  +......................infinite....


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                                        Dear student,The general term of the series can be given by:So, the required sum can be found as:Using the standard formulae, the required sum can be found.RegardsSumit

one year ago

Given L=i*e^(-t/RC) where i,R,C are contants and t is time. Find the rate of change with respect to t. Please explain in details how all happens, I will be obliged if you do so :)

Dear Student, Rate of change w.r.t to t of any quatity is the differenciation of that quantity w.r.t time. Here in the given equation, I think you might be asking about rate of change of...

 Vijay Mukati one month ago
y = cos4x.cos2x find dy/dx

Ans. -((cos4x sin2x)/2+(cos2x sin4x)/4).

 Vijay Mukati 4 months ago
what are the uses of integrals

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 venky 2 months ago
If F(x)=f(x) + f(1/x) and f(x)= 1 ∫ x (ln(t)/(t+1))dt .Find F(e 2 )

Hi, The tough part is the integration here. Put lnt as k and substitute. Upon transforming integral into k k , seperate the numberator and integrate by parts. After the integration find F(X)...

 Yash Baheti 9 months ago

I found a simpler way to solve this ,than integration by parts.

 viswanath 9 months ago
sinA+sinB=3. and cosA+cosB=4 find sin(A+B) and tan(A+ B)

sinA+sinB=3 2sin{(A+B)/2}cos{(A-B)/2}=3 cosA+cosB=4 2cos{(A+B)/2}cos{(A-B)/2}=4 on dividing by;we get tan{(A+B)/2}=3/4 as we know tanQ={2tan(Q/2)}/{1-tan(Q/2)tan(Q/2)} now putting Q=A+B,we...

 divya 4 months ago

in this question,sinA+sinB=3 (given) therefore,when sinA=5/6 sinB=3 – 5/6=13/6 B=sin -1( 13/6)

 divya 4 months ago

a = 5 , b=6 ,sinA=5/6 then B =

 abhignya 4 months ago
a+b=5,a=1 then b=?

a + b = 4

 Shubham Kamleshbhai Patel 2 months ago

b=4.

 OUTPASS 2 months ago

b=4

 HARSHAVARDHAN 2 months ago
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