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Find the value of (.^(10)C_(10))+(.^(10)C_(0)+.^(10)C_(1))+(.^(10)C_(0)+.^(10)C_(1)+.^(10)C_(2))+"...."+(.^(10)C_(0)+.^(10)C_(1)+.^(10)C_(2)+"....." + .^(10)C_(9)) .

Find the sum ^10 C_1+^(10)C_3+^(10)C_5+^(10)C_7+^(10)C_9dot

The value of (.^(21)C_(1) - .^(10)C_(1)) + (.^(21)C_(2) - .^(10)C_(2)) + (.^(21)C_(3) - .^(10)C_(3)) + (.^(21)C_(4) - .^(10)C_(4)) + … + (.^(21)C_(10) - .^(10)C_(10)) is

Let X=(\ ^(10)C_1)^2+2(\ ^(10)C_2)^2+3(\ ^(10)C_3)^2+\ ddot\ +10(\ ^(10)C_(10))^2 , where \ ^(10)C_r , r in {1,\ 2,\ ddot,\ 10} denote binomial coefficients. Then, the value of 1/(1430)\ X is _________.

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"^(30)C_(0)*^(20)C_(10)+^(31)C_(1)*^(19)C_(10)+^(32)C_(2)*18C_(10)+....^(40)C_(10)*^(10)C_(10) is equal to

Find the value of .^(20)C_(0) xx .^(13)C_(10) - .^(20)C_(1) xx .^(12)C_(9) + .^(20)C_(2) xx .^(11)C_(8) - "……" + .^(20)C_(10) .

Let a=111 1(55d igi t s),b=1+10+1=^2++10^4,c=1+10^5+10^(10)+10^(15)++10^(50), then a=b+c b. a=b c c. b=a c d. c=a b

The domain of the function f(x)=1/sqrt((1^10C_(x-1)-3X^10C_x)) contains the points. (a) 9,10,11 (b) 9,10,12 (c) all natural numbers (d) none of these

Column I, Column II The coefficient of the two consecutive terms in the expansion of (1+x)^n will be equal, then n can be, p. 9 If 15^n+23^n is divided, by 19, then n can be, q. 10 ^10 C_0^(20)C_(10)-^(10)C_1^(18)C_(10)+^(10)C_2^(16)C_(10)- is divisible by 2^n ,t h e nn can be, r. 11 If the coefficients of T_r , T_(r+1),T_(r+2) terms of (1+x)^(14) are in A.P., then r is less than, s. 12

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  4. There are 10 persons including 3 ladies. A committee of 4 persons incl...

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  5. If ""^(n)C(3)=10, then n is

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  6. How many numbers with no more than three digits can be formed using on...

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  7. If 8![1/(3!)+5/(4!)]=""^(9)P(r), then the value of r is equal to

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  8. The sides BC, CA, AB of a triangle ABC have 3, 4 and 5 interior points...

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  9. How many four digit numbers abcd exist such that a is odd, b is divisi...

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  11. Total number of four digit odd numbers that can be formed using 0, 1, ...

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  12. The number of ways in which 6 men and 5 women can dine at a round tabl...

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  13. A student is to answer 10 out of 13 questions in an examination such t...

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  14. If ""^(n)C(r) denotes the number of combinations of n things taken r a...

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  15. How many ways are there to arrange the letters of the word "Garden" w...

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  16. Then number of ways of distributing 8 identical balls in 3 distinct bo...

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  17. The range of the function f(x)=""^(7-x)P(x-3) is

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  18. If the letters of the word SACHIN are arranged in all possible ways an...

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  19. The value of ""^(50)C(4)+sum(r=1)^(6)""^(56-r)C(3) is

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  20. At an election, a voter may vote for any number of candidates, not gre...

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