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Sachin are dravid are partners in a firm sharing profit and losses in the ratio of 3:2 there balance sheet is given below

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Vidya Mandir Public School decided different types of tours for the students to educate them. So, in class IX, times the square of total number of students planned to visit historical monuments, times the member of students planned to visit old age homes while 15 students decided to teach poor children. i. Using above information, express the total number of students as a polynomial in term of 𝒙.

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,total number of students planned to visit historical monuments, 7/12th times the number of students planned to visit old age homes while 15 students decided to teach poor children. If above information is expressed in the form of a polynomial x2 + 7x + 15, then 12 12 (a) Write the type of polynomial (i) cubic (ii) linear (iii) quadratic (iv) Biquadratic (b) Write the co-efficient of ‘x’ in the polynomial (i) 9/13 (ii) 7/12 (iii) 11/12 (iv) 1/12 (c) Write the constant term (i) 1/12 (ii) 11/2 (iii) 7/12 (iv) 15 (d) Value of P(x) at x = 2 (i) 33/2 (ii) 11/2 (iii) 22/3 (iv) 14/3 (e) Value of P(x) at x = – 1 (i) 19/2 (ii) 29/2 (iii) 9/2 (iv) 39/2

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Which is not a benefit of effective communication

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CBSE > Class 10 > Artificial Intelligence (417)

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Create database named as SCHOOL

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CBSE > Class 12 > Computer Science

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Sample paper of Sanskrit

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CBSE > Class 06 > Sanskrit

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Find the angle of projectile for which the horizontal range and maximum height are equal

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