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Share your(questions) doubts - CPT exam

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Aditya Mehta (Chartered Accountant) (63 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : Gaurav Mohnani
	integrate (2^3x).(3^2x).(5^x) dx PLEASE ISKA ANSWE BATA DO IS IT (2^3x).(3^2x).(5^x) / log(180) ?

log 360

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Aditya Mehta (Chartered Accountant) (63 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Immovable property wale me Implied nahi ayega... purchasing Immoveable assets e.g. Land, Building etc. is not under Implied authority.. I marked Restricted :-p, but I think its Express only..

Aditya Mehta (Chartered Accountant) (63 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Try this one CPT Dec 2012

harish ragav (student-IPCC) (407 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : Aditya
	Immovable property wale me Implied nahi ayega... purchasing Immoveable assets e.g. Land, Building etc. is not under Implied authority.. I marked Restricted :-p, but I think its Express only..

its Express only..

harish ragav (student-IPCC) (407 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : Aditya
	Try this one CPT Dec 2012

in it most of the answers are wrong.........

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harish ragav (student-IPCC) (407 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : Aditya
	Originally posted by : harish ragav Originally posted by : Aditya my answer to the probability question was wrong.. sorry which question? multiple of 2 & 3 wala!

yes the ans is none of the above i think.........

PARUL (12TH) (86 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

8. The following details related to a trading

concern for the year 2010: opening stock

Rs.4,000, purchases and sales during the year

Rs.36,000 and 35,000 respectively. Profit on

sales 20% uniform throughout the year. 50% of

the closing stock was found to be obsolete and

estimated to fetch only 50% of cost. The value

of closing stock at the end of the year will be:

a) Rs.9,000 b) Rs.12,000

c) Rs.6,000 d) Rs.10,500

49. The bank column of a trader sh

PARUL (12TH) (86 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : Aditya
	Try this one CPT Dec 2012

isme kitne alag ans h :((((((((((((

harish ragav (student-IPCC) (407 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : PARUL
	Originally posted by : Aditya Try this one CPT Dec 2012 isme kitne alag ans h :((((((((((((

pls post ur doubts and ans in english .........

Gaurav Mohnani (OWNER) (536 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

@ ADITYA HOW IT CAN BE LOG(360) ? @ PARUL The question might be the number of classes because, the length of the class and class interval are one and the same. If so, The first class should include the smallest item (44) and the last class should include the largest item (73) One of the principles of classification is that the first class/lower limit of a class should start with 0 or a multiple of 5 Therefore, considering the above and assuming the length of the class as 5, the classes will be 40-45, 45-50, 50-55, 55-60, 60-65, 65-70, 70-75 Number of classes = 7

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Aditya Mehta (Chartered Accountant) (63 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

@ Gaurav - I mean 2^3x 3^2x 5^x/log 360

Int. of a^x = a^x/log a

2^3x 3^2x 5^x

= Int. 8^x 9^x 5^x

=Int. 360^x

=360^x /log 360 or 2^3x 3^2x 5^x/log 360

Gaurav Mohnani (OWNER) (536 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

@ Aditya, Can't we just solve lyk this

integrate (2^3x)(3^2x)(5^x)

step 1: { 2^3x/log(2).3 } { 3^2x/log(3).2 } { 5^x/log(5) }

step 2: (2^3x)(3^2x)(5^x)/log(180) + c

Gaurav Mohnani (OWNER) (536 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

@ Aditya, Can't we just solve lyk this

integrate (2^3x)(3^2x)(5^x)

step 1: { 2^3x/log(2).3 } { 3^2x/log(3).2 } { 5^x/log(5) }

step 2: (2^3x)(3^2x)(5^x)/log(180) + c

Aditya Mehta (Chartered Accountant) (63 Points)
Replied 23 December 2012

Originally posted by : Gaurav Mohnani
	@ Aditya, Can't we just solve lyk this integrate (2^3x)(3^2x)(5^x) step 1: { 2^3x/log(2).3 } { 3^2x/log(3).2 } { 5^x/log(5) } step 2: (2^3x)(3^2x)(5^x)/log(180) + c