In the second part of the question you are telling like k greater than or equal to 36.We have taken care of equal to 36 part ,but what about greater than ?Shouldn’t it be (1/infinity) +(4/10)= (4/10)
No, since one of my main aims in this blog is to make the reader think. You need to understand why the answer is what it is; too much detail will defeat the purpose (and insult your intelligence).
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In the second part of the question you are telling like k greater than or equal to 36.We have taken care of equal to 36 part ,but what about greater than ?Shouldn’t it be (1/infinity) +(4/10)= (4/10)
since there is an usage of ‘or’ in greater than or equal to K there is a little bit of confusion .Could you clear it.
Yes, that’s what I meant when I said “stay the same”, it will remain 4/10…
regards
J
sir,
reg the second qn, can you explain it a bit more elaborately.
No, since one of my main aims in this blog is to make the reader think. You need to understand why the answer is what it is; too much detail will defeat the purpose (and insult your intelligence).
regards
J