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(#M40152264) SOLITON QUESTION Keep an EYE

Consider a cube such that the product of the three faces of the cube forms the vertex.. The sum of all vertex is 1001. Then what will be the sum of numbers in all the faces of the cube

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(#M40152263) SOLITON QUESTION Keep an EYE

Consider two identical pack of cards A and B. When one card from A is taken and shuffled with the card B, the first top card of A is the Queen of hearts. What will be the probability that the top card of B to be King of hearts?
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(#M40152261) SOLITON QUESTION Keep an EYE

A rectangle is of length 8 inches, breath 11 inches and thickness 2 inches. When it is shaped to a cylindrical rod with the diameter is 10m. What is the height of the cylinder?

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(#M40152260) ELECTRONICS QUESTION Keep an EYE

A 1423-kg car is moving along a level highway with a speed of 26.4 m/s. The driver takes the foot off the accelerator and the car experiences a retarding force of 901-N over a distance of 106 m. Determine the speed of the car after traveling this distance

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(#M40152259) CAMPUS QUESTION Keep an EYE

Area of a right-angled triangle is doubled while the base is reduced to its half. What % increase occurs in its height?

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