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What value does the roman number MCDL represent?

What value does the roman number MCDL represent? a. 1600 b. 1650 c. 1560 d. 1500 e. None of the above...

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How will you represent the number 1600 with the help of roman numbers?

How will you represent the number 1600 with the help of roman numbers? a. XXXX b. MDC c. CMD d. DMC e. None of the above...

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If (m + n) = 24, and the product of m and n is equal to 15, then find the value of the sum of the squares of the two variables 'm' and 'n'. Also find the value of (m-n)2.

If (m + n) = 24, and the product of m and n is equal to 15, then find the value of the sum of the squares of the two variables 'm

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Which of the following statements hold true for writing as well as reading of the roman numbers?

Which of the following statements hold true for writing as well as reading of the roman numbers? . ...

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Which of the following statements are true with respect to the properties of squares of any number?

Which of the following statements are true with respect to the properties of squares of any number? i. The square of even numbers ...

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Find out which of the following number is not a perfect square.

a. 2187 b. 78125 c. 16284 d. 3125 e. None of the above...

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If x* = (3x + 2)/6, and x = 6x + 1, then what will be the value of x*?

If x* = (3x + 2)/6, and x = 6x + 1, then what will be the value of x*? a. 3x + 5/6 b. 2x + 6/5 c. 6/5 + 2x d. 5/6 + 2x e. None of the above...

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M MartinUserAsked 11/21/2017 in GMAT.
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What will be the value of (am)n for the value of a = 3, m = 2 and n = 4 respectively?

What will be the value of (am)n for the value of a = 3, m = 2 and n = 4 respectively? Which one is correct option? a. 9 b. 16 c. 81 ...

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Matthew WilsonUserAsked 11/2/2017 in GMAT.
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Find the difference between 'm and 'n', if it is given that, (m)2 – (n)2 =81 and the sum of these two variables is equal to 50.

Find the difference between 'm and 'n', if it is given that, (m)2 – (n)2 =81 and the sum of these two variables is equal to 50. Which one is correc...

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Matthew WilsonUserAsked 11/2/2017 in GMAT.
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What will be the digit in the unit's place of a single digit which belongs to the set of natural numbers, when this number is raised to the power 5?

What will be the digit in the unit's place of a single digit which belongs to the set of natural numbers, when this number is raised to the power 5? ...

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