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(1) -1 (2) 1 (3) -a2 (4) a2 Solution: Given x = a cos4 θ y = a sin4 θ... View Article
(1) -1 (2) 1 (3) -a2 (4) a2 Solution: Given x = a cos4 θ y = a sin4 θ... View Article
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(1) -y(y + x log y)/x(y log x + x) (2) -y(x + y log x)/x(x log y + y)... View Article
(1) (ay – x2)/(y2 – ax) (2) (ay – x2)/(ay – y2) (3) (x2 + ay)/(y2 + ax) (4) none... View Article
(1) (2xey-x + 2y(1 + x))/x(xey-x + 2) (2) -(2xey-x + 2y(1 + x))/x(xey-x + 2) (3) (2xex-y + 2y(1... View Article
(1) -y/x (2) y/x (3) x/y (4) none of these Solution: Given 3 sin (xy) + 4 cos (xy) =... View Article
(1) 5t/2 (2) 20 t8 (3) 5/16 t6 (4) None of these Solution: Given y = t10 + 1 x... View Article
(1) 0 (2) 1 (3) 2 (4) none of these Solution: Given \(\begin{array}{l}y= (\tan x)^{(\tan x)^{\tan x}}\end{array} \) Take log... View Article
(1) sin x tan x (1 + sec2 x log sin x) (2) tan x (sinx) tanx–1 . cos x... View Article
(1) y (2) y2 (3) y3 (4) none of these Solution: Given \(\begin{array}{l}y=2^{\frac{1}{\log _{x}4}}\end{array} \) Take log on both sides... View Article
(1) (sin x)log x { [log(sin x)/x] + cot x} (2) (sin x)log x { [log(sin x)/x] + cot x... View Article
(1) (b tan θ)/a (2) (a tan θ)/b (3) a/(b tan θ) (4) b /a tan θ Solution: Given x... View Article
(1) (a/b2)sec2θ (2) -(b/a)sec2θ (3) -(b/a2)sec3θ (4) (b2/a2)sec3θ Solution: Given x = a sin θ y = b cos θ... View Article
Answer: (a) NH3 Reason An electrophile is a compound that has a vacant orbital to attract electrons. Ammonia has a... View Article
In Ammonia (NH3), the number of hydrogen bonds formed is limited since in each nitrogen there is only one lone... View Article
The rate law for a chemical reaction is the reaction between the rate of the chemical reaction and the reactant... View Article