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by brijesh » Fri Sep 17, 2010 11:03 am
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verify the answer choices by putting , x=1, 2 &3
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by sanju09 » Fri Sep 17, 2010 10:46 pm
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x = 1 in A doesn't give a 3, out

x = 2 in B doesn't give a 10, out

x = 1 in C doesn't give a 3, out

x = 1 in D doesn't give a 3, out

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by Gurpinder » Sat Sep 18, 2010 8:15 am
guys,

sorry to sound like a dumb *** but i am lost with the question.

I think more than anything, i dont understand the question?!?!?!

please explain!

Thx.
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by debmalya_dutta » Sat Sep 18, 2010 8:35 am
Gurpinder wrote:guys,

sorry to sound like a dumb *** but i am lost with the question.

I think more than anything, i dont understand the question?!?!?!

please explain!

Thx.
Let me try ...
So what the question says is that you have some cards which you arrange in a certain order . The value of the card is based on the position of the card in the arrangement / order in which you arrange.. For example you have 3 cards
Ist Position - C1 (value of this card is based on its position which 1 . So , the value is some function of x, f(x) - where x is the position of the card .. here you dont know what f(x) is but whatever it is you want to find f(1))
2nd position - C2(value of this card is based on its position which 2 . So , the value is some function of x, f(x) - where x is the position of the card .. here you dont know what f(x) is but whatever it is you want to find f(2))
Third position - C3 (same as above)
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