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1. Guess the next number
77 58 49 45 29 27 23 |
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chalo vivek aapke liye ek aur sahi : )
4. There are 100 closed doors. 1st person who comes, opens all doors. 2nd person changes the current state of every 2nd door (opens closed door and closes open door). 3rd person changes state of every 3rd door, starting from 3rd door. This continues till 100th person. Finally how many doors are open and how many closed.. |
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QUOTE(shivani @ Sep 15 2005, 02:34 PM) chalo vivek aapke liye ek aur sahi : ) 4. There are 100 closed doors. 1st person who comes, opens all doors. 2nd person changes the current state of every 2nd door (opens closed door and closes open door). 3rd person changes state of every 3rd door, starting from 3rd door. This continues till 100th person. Finally how many doors are open and how many closed.. Seems you are determined to get me fired from my job ![]() ![]() Cheers, V i V e K ...
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QUOTE(vivekpm @ Sep 15 2005, 03:05 PM) QUOTE(shivani @ Sep 15 2005, 02:34 PM) chalo vivek aapke liye ek aur sahi : ) 4. There are 100 closed doors. 1st person who comes, opens all doors. 2nd person changes the current state of every 2nd door (opens closed door and closes open door). 3rd person changes state of every 3rd door, starting from 3rd door. This continues till 100th person. Finally how many doors are open and how many closed.. Seems you are determined to get me fired from my job ![]() ![]() Cheers, Just learnt that only perfect squares can have odd number of divisors. This is because all other numbers can only have pair of divisors. Take for example, 12, it has three pairs of divisors, "2, 6", "1, 12" and "4,3". Only perfect squares can have odd number of divisors because its square-root cannot pair up with any other number. Take for example 49, its divisors are "1, 49" and "7". And since there are 10 perfect squares between 1 and 100, there will be 10 doors open. Interesting concept. Learnt a new thing about perfect squares today ![]() Cheers, V i V e K ...
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