A fraction that exceeds its own `10^( th )` power by maximum possible value

The fraction exceeds its p^(th) power by the greatest number possible, where p le2 is

The fraction exceeds its p^(th) power by the greatest number possible,where p>=2 is

The denominator of a fraction exceeds the square of the numberator by 16, then the least value of the fraction is

If a,b,c>=0 such that a+b+c=6 ,then maximum possible value of abc

The 17^(th) term of an A.p. exceeds its 10^(th) term by 7 . Find the common difference .

The 17^(th) term of an AP exceeds its 10^(th) term by 7. Find the common difference.

For oscillation of a simple pendulum of length L what is the maximum possible velocity at the lowest position What happens to the motion if velocity exceeds this value ?

The initial phase of a simple harmonic oscillator is zero. At what fraction of the period, the velocity is half of its maximum value?

A standing wave is created on a string of length 120 m and it is vibrating in 6 th harmonic. Maximum possible amplitude of any particle is 10 cm and maximum possible velocity will be 10 cm//s . Choose the correct statement.