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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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question 2 use the normal formula you get in the formula sheet
maybe 3/x is confusing you, you can write it as 3x^-1

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u find those two points by simultaenoues equation
integrating 6x-x^2 with those x points you got as the boundaries
the area you get minus it with the area of the rectangle
 
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Question is: State what happens to the value of N when t becomes very large?
 

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U are considering that there are two chemicals only that should be placed on the four positions.but when we are arranging the rest we are placing two more on those 4 places!
please elaborate with calculation/example if you can (that is, where am i going wrong in my approach)
 
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