Roots Of The Problem

Problems

Problems

A and B try to solve the problem independently. The probability that A solves the problem is (1)/(2) and that B solves the problem is (1)/(3) . Find the probability that : (a) Both of them solve the problem (b) The problem is solved.

which of the following problems has a loop in thee flowchart drawn to solve the problem ?

Nature Of Roots|NCERT Questions|Practice Problem

Read the passage carefully and give the answer of question. One of the most serious problems confronting our country is that of a fast-growing population . In fact it is at the root of many other problems. At the moment, thanks to planning, we are able to produce food and cloth sufficient for our people and even in some excess. But if the population continues to grow at this rate, it will not be long before the surplus turns into a bare minimum and even a deficit. The position in regard to accommodation is even now. Far form satisfactory in spite of our efforts. "It is at the root of many other problems" means that

Problems based on Euler's form, To find roots of any Complex-Number, Cube - roots of unity.

(a) Name the nematode that infects and damages tobacco roots. (b) How are transgenic tobacco plants producced to solve this problem ?