Elitmus
Exam
Numerical Ability
Number System
if n is a natural no,
101+102+....n what is the probability that this sum is divisible bu (n-100)?
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- probability =50%
coz..101/1, 306/3, 515/5, 728/7, 945/9..n so on
so odd nos are divisible...while even nos are not divisible giving odd sum - 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(24) No(2)
- 1/2
since take add terms like 101(div by 1(101-100)),3rd term(upto 103(306/3).....
even terms (101+102) not div by 2 ..so sum is div wen it is odd ..and not div n is even - 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(4) No(3)
- Ans is 50%
cz 101/(101-100)=101, (101+102)/(102-100)=203/2, (101+102+103)/(103-100)=102, (101+102+103+104)/(104-100)=410/4..
from the abve it clear tht odd nos r divisible and even nos r nt divisible.. so result 50%.
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- hi pallavi, how u done d division for 101/1,306/3,525/5,728/7....these numbers? 101,306,515,728...wat are these numbers.cann u xplain me in detail
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- and in ques they also given (n>100)
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- i hav given the explanation but it onli some part is visible ...
@praveen is ma ans corret? - 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(0)
- i hav given the explanation but it onli some part is visible ...
@praveen is ma ans correct? - 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(0)
- sum of this series would be (n^2+n-10100)/2
clearly it is divisible by (n-100)
hence probability must be 1
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- probability = 1/2
number of terms : n-101+1=n-100
Sum of numbers using AP formula : (n-100)*(n+101)/2
Sum will be divisible by (n-100) only when (n+101) is divisible by 2
This is possible only when n is odd. [ coz odd number added with odd number gives even number]
Probability of n being odd = 1/2 [Since, only two possibilities are there, n is even or n is odd] - 9 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(0)
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