There are n stones in a line , the distance betwen the consecutive stones being 1m ,3m,5m etc. There is a basket fixed at the first stone.A man starting from the baskets collects all the stones in the basket one by one . Find the total distance described by him in colecting all the stones .
Can the sides of a quadilateral be in AP ( not neccessarily taken in order) in which a circle can be inscribed ?
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There are n stones in a line , the distance betwen the consecutive stones being 1m ,3m,5m etc. There is a basket fixed at the first stone.A man starting from the baskets collects all the stones in the basket one by one . Find the total distance described by him in colecting all the stones .
He starts from the first stone.
The distance to be travelled for the 1st stone is 0
for the 2nd it is 2.2
3rd it is 2.4
nth stone it is 2(2n-2)
Thus the sum is 2.2(1+2+3+... n-1)
= 2(n-1)n
Can the sides of a quadilateral be in AP ( not neccessarily taken in order) in which a circle can be inscribed ?
This is to be done by taking tangents...
the distance of tangent from a fixed point is constant.
Then try to do this. It is not a very tough question.. just try..
I got the first one ... but i did'nt understand the funda for the second ques....