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skygirl
·2008-10-30 21:02:57
solution 2....
nishant bhaiya's rep::
Such questions are sort of standard question...
see the trick is to keep substituting x with something such that it becomes the next term...
first subst x=(x-1)/x
you get an equation
u will get f(1/(1-x))+f(1-1/x) = 1/(1-x)-x
then substract the second from the first equation
u will get f(x)-f(1/(1-x)) = x+1/x-1
Now put x=1/(1-x) again using the same trick as above....
u will get f(1/(1-x))-f(1-1/x) = 2-1/x
The 2nd and 4th are simultaneous..
U can go on to get it in a single term.. I hope this helps u get the full solution
·2008-10-30 21:17:23
hey gr8.. u had his answer saved!
We lost 2 day's data due to some database misadventure :)
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skygirl
·2008-10-31 09:17:00
i have many questions (and few wid answers) which are very interesting saved offline in my desktop... :)
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Lokesh Verma
·2008-10-31 09:18:39
hey great.. why dont u post them.. we will do some brain storming on them :)
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skygirl
·2008-10-31 09:22:41
arrey nooooooooooo........... i was talking of questions posted on this site........
i have them offline as well.......dats y i cud post a few of them today wen u said all in 2 day's got deleted.......
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Lokesh Verma
·2008-10-31 09:32:15
hey gr8...
that is really good :)