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| Actual,i have many questions to post in this section...but i could not open this page coz...i could not solve the previous questions here.....
I feel its more than sufficinet time was given and now u can declare the answers
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 28, Sep 2004 0:42:13 AM IST
History and Answer rendu cheppesei naayanaa...
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 31, Jul 2004 0:15:59 AM IST
correction again :
If p is prime , prove that there exists another prime number between p and 2p.
Posted by: Mr. Frank Abagnale Jr. At: 7, May 2004 3:14:30 PM IST
Oh! k , summer training ah ? ..pedda comedy kadha ..nEnu chEsalE ..oka company lO ..endukulE bUthulu vOsthayi ippuDu :P...hmm sarE ...try this one.
If p is an integer, prove that there exists another integer between p and 2p. (ee question ki vunna history taruvatha chEptha )...
sarE mari brathiki vunTe malli kalustha :P
Frank :=)
Posted by: Mr. Frank Abagnale Jr. At: 7, May 2004 2:13:39 PM IST
not dual degree.....ippudu 3rd year ayyindi.......now,in summer training.....ikkada nannu balavanthangaa unchesthunnaaru......tadi thakkkuva,thamaashekkuva....
dont post the answer..ikkada emi paniledugaa try chesthaa...
and,inkaa evainaa questions unte...plzzz post them also....
comp mundu eppudu untaano,eppudu vellipothaano theliyadu.......thondaragaa postandi...
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 7, May 2004 2:04:05 PM IST
Oh! owna ? enTi nuvvu dual degree enTi ? ..okay ardham ayindhi kadha ..acutal gaa solution post chEddam anukunna , nEnE marchipOya :P ...it was long that I solved it ..........are u still arnd ?
Posted by: Mr. Frank Abagnale Jr. At: 7, May 2004 1:55:30 PM IST
hiii frank.....no,not this year...next year....
actually,aa question tharuvaatha ardhamayyindi........
kaani raavadam ledu:(
Posted by: Raj Sekhar At: 7, May 2004 1:28:17 PM IST
aah, damn ! same mistake again ..
... pls read it like : "If the difference btwn cubes of two succesive integers shd be perfect square". No wonder my frens call me idiot , I repeat the same mistaken ..again n again :P
l8er
Posted by: Mr. Frank Abagnale Jr. At: 7, May 2004 11:03:10 AM IST
Hey Raj,
How u been man ? I was away for a while ..busy sem.So how are things with u ? You shd be graduating this year rite ? Newayz am gonna be arnd for a while ..if u folks are interested too , we shall rope in more puzzles , we can venture in other areas too ,apart frm number theory.
Hey susruth ..saw ur solution for the raj problem , yes wat u said is true but as raj pointed out , I think the heart of the problem lies in proving it for +ve integers. I havent got the solution yet .
Coming back , I posted a puzzle long back ..I think Raj said it wasnt clear .. so I am here posting it again.
Here's the problem :-)
Prove that if the difference between consecutive integers is a perfect square, then the difference can be written as the square of the sum of the squares of two other consecutive integers.
The first set of numbers to follow this are 7,8
(8)^3 - (7)^3 = 169 = (13)^2 = ( 4 + 9 )^2
4 is a perfect square and so is 9.
Cheerz! l8er
Frank
Posted by: Mr. Frank Abagnale Jr. At: 7, May 2004 11:00:03 AM IST
lakshmi kanth garu... i just get the feeling that u are into advertising...lol!
Posted by: Mr. Susruth doddapaneni At: 5, May 2004 9:41:37 PM IST
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