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eureka123
·2009-12-13 10:36:20
most probably its not in syllabus...
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soumya.guha1
·2009-12-13 11:09:05
why are you giving questions not in syllabus???focus on what's in syllabus & u will reap good results.
i did all these but even then i secured a rank of 4123 in jee-09.
HOWEVER I AM SOLVING THEM.
let X/N =T THEN ,dX=NdT
hence(0 to 1) ∫((1-T)^n)T^k-1 (n^k-1)*n dT
=n^K (0 to 1)∫((1-T)^n)t^k-1 dT
=n^K*β(N+1,K)
HENCE R=n^K.
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soumya.guha1
·2009-12-13 11:24:03
\int_{0}^{1}{x^{m-1}}(1-x^{p)}^{n-1}dx
\int_{0}^{1}{x^{m-1}}(1-x^{p)}^{n-1}dx let x^{p}=t hence, px^{p-1}dx=dt hence\frac{1}{p}\int_{0}^{1}{t^{\frac{m}{p}-1}(1-t)^{n-1}dt} =\frac{1}{p}\beta (\frac{m}{p},n)
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eureka123
·2009-12-13 19:43:58
hey dude,,,maybe u didnt read post#2..and the topic of this post[3]
i know these ques are not in syll...posted them to know whether tehy should be done on a safer side or not...
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Lokesh Verma
·2009-12-13 20:05:16
No eureka... these are not needed..
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Nikhil Kaushik
·2009-12-13 21:10:35
But, these ques can come in comprehension type ques.....!
Ans (2)> k = 1 cos the LHS represents β(m, n) & RHS represents k. β(n, m).
Since, β(m, n) = β(n, m) => k = 1.
Here, put x = t/(t+1).
Hint:-
=> dx = dt/(t+1)2.
Now, just solve it u vl get LHS = β(m, n) & RHS = k. β(n, m).
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Nikhil Kaushik
·2009-12-13 21:15:24
For the IVth problem, take 8 out of the bracket & then put x/2 = t.
integration limit reduces to 0 to 1.
Now, u can easily apply Beta function here!