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Q: The value exponential form of $$\sqrt {\sqrt{2}×{\sqrt{3}}}$$
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638611d4a72dd915f318122e- 1$$6^{-1\over 2}$$false
- 2$$6^{1\over 2}$$false
- 3$$6^{1\over 4}$$true
- 46false
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Answer : 3. "$$6^{1\over 4}$$"
Q: Raju ate $$3\over 8$$part of a pizza and Adam ate $$3\over 10$$ part of the remaining pizza. Then Renu ate $$4\over 7$$ part of the pizza that was left. What fraction of the pizza is still left?
633 064d1febaeb9b4274b3530159
64d1febaeb9b4274b3530159- 1$$5\over 12$$false
- 2$$1\over 4$$false
- 3$$1\over 8$$false
- 4$$3\over 16$$true
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Answer : 4. "$$3\over 16$$"
Q: Express 35% as a simple fraction:
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63109a487c72c0778468b90c- 1$${7\over20}$$true
- 2$${5\over8}$$false
- 3$${6\over7}$$false
- 4$${9\over5}$$false
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Answer : 1. "$${7\over20}$$"
Q: When 0.090909.....is converted into a fraction, then the result is
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62ea3a5f6f92bf0da7ceb18d- 11/11true
- 22/33false
- 36/11false
- 41/33false
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Answer : 1. "1/11"
Q: What is the degree of the differential equation $$y=x\left({dy\over dx} \right)^2+ \left({dx\over dy} \right)^2 ? $$
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62f23a1306679c6dabcc5f34- 11false
- 22false
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Answer : 3. "3"
Q: The numerator of a fraction is 3 more than the denominator. When 5 is added to the numerator and 2 is subtracted from the denominator, the fraction becomes $$8\over 3$$ . When the original fraction is divided by$$5{1\over 2}$$, the fraction so obtained is:
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64bfb6fda2d4dcaf044d5431- 1$${1\over 2}$$false
- 2$${2\over 3}$$false
- 3$${3\over 4}$$false
- 4$${1\over 4}$$true
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Answer : 4. "$${1\over 4}$$"
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