Shirsendu Roy

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  • in reply to: Complex Numbers #74433
    Shirsendu Roy
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    The product of norms-norm of product

    \prod_{k=1}^{n-1}||e^\frac}2\piik}{n}-1||=||\prod_{k=1}^{n-1}(e^\frac{2\piik}{n}-1)||

    Let w_k=e^\frac{2\piik}{n} for roots of unity other than 1, these are the roots of the equation z^{n-1}+z^{n-2}+...+z+1=0

    so,(w_k-1) is a root of

    (z+1)^{n-1}+(z+1)^{n-2}+...+(z+1)+1=0 for all k.

    The product of the roots of the polynomial are by Vieta's formula equal to (-1)^{n-1}\frac{a_0}{a_n} where a_0 is the coefficient on the constant term a_n is the coefficient on the leading term

    leading term's coefficient is 1, the constant term is the sum of n 1's.

    product is (-1)^{n-1}n and its norm is n.

    in reply to: counting direction #74287
    Shirsendu Roy
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    After three moves, the person has to be at less than 3 moves from the center.

    here four such cases, 1 point has 9 ways to get there, two others have 3 ways of getting there and the last one has only 1 way.

    For the way back there are as many possibilities, so sum of squares 9^2+3^2+3^2+1^2=100 multiplied by four because of symmetry=400 different paths.

    If you consider a path is same as an other if it is taken in an other order then divide by 2 gives 200.

    in reply to: Number of real solns #74144
    Shirsendu Roy
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    sin^5x+cos^3x  \leq |sin^5x+cos^3x|

    \leq |sin^5x|+|cos^3x|

    \leq |sin^2x|+|cos^2x|

    =sin^2x+cos^2x

    =1

    or, sinx and cosx must be both 0 or 1. Putting that in given equation gives sinx=1 or cosx=1.

    So, x=\pi/2+2n\pi or, x=2m\pi.

    in reply to: Algebra1 #73972
    Shirsendu Roy
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    LHS=[a^5+b^5+{-(a+b)^5}]/5=-a^4b-2a^3b^2-2a^2b^3-ab^4

    and a^3+b^3+c^3-3abc=0 gives (a^3+b^3+c^3)/3=abc

    again RHS= [a^2+b^2+{-(a+b)}^2]abc/2=[a^2+b^2+ab]ab{-(a+b)}=-a^4b-2a^3b^2-2a^2b^3-ab^4

    here LHS=RHS

    in reply to: Geometry #73912
    Shirsendu Roy
    Spectator

    Area between two intersecting circles given by formula used here as

    =(R^2/4)cos^(-1)(1/4)+(R^2)cos^(-1)(7/8)-(R^2/8)(\sqrt{15})

     

    area other than inside any of the semicircles and the red shaded part but inside the quarter circle is given as

    =(R^2/2)(4-\pi)

    area of the semi circle inside the quarter circle is given as (\piR^2)/8

     

    Required area= area of the red shaded part=(\piR^2)/4-[(R^2/2)(4-\pi)+(\piR^2)/8+(R^2/4)cos^(-1)(1/4)+(R^2)cos^(-1)(7/8)-(R^2/8)\sqrt{15}] which is the required expression.

     

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