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12:54 AM
@Wolgwang True 💀
I'll check those in a bit
 
 
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RR.
2:58 AM
@RajdeepSindhu Worst case u could take but okay
@RajdeepSindhu But, what if in ur assumption, that answer got cancelled off?
@RajdeepSindhu I absolutely hate complex nos... So, I think I'm good
@Wolgwang Hey! What's up? 🤣🤣🤣
 
@RR. Hi! UwU
@RajdeepSindhu Is there an AIOT today?
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Yeah, yeah... All fine =)
@Wolgwang 🤣🤣🤣
 
@RR. uwu Gonna give 2022 today
 
RR.
@Wolgwang Enjoy! It's an interesting paper
 
 
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6:34 AM
@RR. You should have atleast given spoiler alert -_- for 2022 questions. Damn you
And here I was thinking that I havent seen a question of 22 before.....
 
RR.
7:16 AM
@Wolgwang Sorry! My bad! I thought u had solved it...
@Wolgwang Lmaooo
How was it though?
 
@RR. Messed it up. Too much calculative.
 
RR.
Ohhh...
U messing up means 140/180?😜
 
@RR. Why the hell all of my answers here was half of the options....
@RR. Nah. As I said I aint even getting average marks but I dont mind.
 
RR.
@Wolgwang Meaning?
@Wolgwang Didn't finish evaluating?
 
@RR. All of calculated values were half of options.
 
RR.
7:23 AM
@Wolgwang Lol!
I solved for the first 2 options then gave up cause too much calc
 
I gotta do something about multicorrect.
Spend too much time for nothing in them.
 
7:39 AM
Hello, fellas
A question from today's test :
$$I_n=\int_{\frac n2}^{\frac{n+1}{2}}\dfrac{\sin\left(\pi\sin^2\left(\pi x\right)\right)}{2^{x/2}}\mathrm dx$$

a) $\dfrac{I_{2022}}{I_{2026}} = 2$

b) $\dfrac{I_{2022}}{I_{2026}} = \sqrt2$

c) $\dfrac{\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^\infty I_{8n}}{I_0}=\dfrac43$

d) $\dfrac{\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^\infty I_n}{I_0}=2$
@RR. It cannot be, sire
@RR. It's just simple squaring though, you'll be fine
@Wolgwang Idk if it was an AIOT, but it was a test so
Nah, just a score test
Damn bruh the math was hard ngl
@Wolgwang The question I just posted is multicorrect
Just for you, my fren
I met a fan of mine today
Some dude from my batch came up to me after the test, when I was packing my bag and went "Bhai teri mains mein math mein 100%ile aayi hai na? Bhai haath mila"
 
 
2 hours later…
RR.
9:23 AM
@RajdeepSindhu Okay sir🙇
@RajdeepSindhu Congratsssss!!!
@RajdeepSindhu I have no idea
 
 
3 hours later…
12:12 PM
@RajdeepSindhu Skipped fren.
This question is meant to be asked in 2026
On first glance, looks like periodic function bash
@RajdeepSindhu Autograph?
 
12:43 PM
@Wolgwang @RR. Want a solution for that one?
Or a hint or something?
Bro today's papers were
For the lack of a better and more appropriate term
Insanely fucked up
Both of htem
 
@RajdeepSindhu Not interested.
(If its of JEEA level, yes)
 
RR.
1:42 PM
@RajdeepSindhu I don't mind as long as long as it's not some crazy Olympiad question or something...
Also, safe journey 😃
 
@Wolgwang Might be higher, ALLEN's tests are usually harder than JEEA
@RR. It was in ALLEN's test today bro (sis), wdym olympiad question 😭
@RR. Thank you!! I'll be sure to drive the train safely and not derail it
@RR. So try computing $I_{n+2}$ in terms of $I_n$.
That'll give you the answer to a) b) and c)
Then try computing $I_{n+1}$ in terms of $I_1$, that'll take care of d)
Or you could just do the latter, but I did it this way in the exam
 
RR.
2:10 PM
@RajdeepSindhu Pls call me bro itself... sis sounds weird... olympiad as in q above jee adv level
@RajdeepSindhu Yes pls... We don't want to kill more people than we can
@RajdeepSindhu Interesting... I don't think I got it... I'm gonna stay happy without the question😜 Beyond my scope
 
@RR. S I S
@RR. 😭😭
Nah you got it
lemme type it out
 
RR.
Also, @Wolgwang you might want to try out 2019 ka paper... Especially physics...
 
Not me
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu You really know how to piss me off 😏
@RajdeepSindhu My bad...
 
@RR. You should be grateful I didn't add "ter" after it
 
RR.
2:17 PM
@RajdeepSindhu Both are equally bad... But, I don't mind being ur sis(ter) if u give me some of ur math brains🤨
 
@RR. 🤨
I'll pass on that offer
$$I_n=\int_{\frac n2}^{\frac{n+1}{2}}\dfrac{\sin\left(\pi\sin^2\left(\pi x\right)\right)}{2^{x/2}}\mathrm dx$$
$$I_{n+2}=\int_{\frac n2+1}^{\frac{n+1}{2}+1}\dfrac{\sin\left(\pi\sin^2(\pi x)\right)}{2^{x/2}}\mathrm dx$$
Using $t=x-1$, it becomes :
$$I_{n+2}=\int_{\frac n2}^{\frac n2+1}\dfrac{\sin\left(\pi\sin^2(\pi t+\pi)\right)}{\sqrt2\cdot2^{t/2}}\mathrm dt=\dfrac1{\sqrt2}\int_{\frac n2}^{\frac n2+1}\dfrac{\sin\left(\pi\sin^2(\pi t)\right)}{2^{t/2}}\mathrm dt=\dfrac1{\sqrt2}I_n$$

So, we arrive at : $I_{n+2}=\dfrac1{\sqrt2}I_n
I'm too lazy, so just do something similar for $I_{n+1}$ and you should arrive at $I_{n+1} = \left(\dfrac{1}{2^{1/4}}\right)I_n$
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Ahhhh... makes sense now...
@RajdeepSindhu Got it...
 
@RR. Seee? Suddenly not olympiad level anymore
 
RR.
Nice question🤔
 
I agreeee
 
RR.
2:27 PM
@RajdeepSindhu Yeah...😮‍💨
 
@RR. The options served as a hint, of sorts.
 
RR.
These stuff just don't strike me for a very weird reason... Seeing the solution, I'm always like why didn't I think of that before
@RajdeepSindhu Hmm... I see it now
 
@RR. You gotta think haaarder, mate
Today's papers had a lot of messed up questions man
An easier one now
$$L = \int_0^1 \left(e^{x^2+x}+e^{x+\sqrt x}\right)\mathrm dx$$
Find $\ln(L+1)$
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Where is the time between phy and chem?
 
@RR. Nowhere 💀
 
RR.
2:34 PM
@RajdeepSindhu 2?
@RajdeepSindhu Hence proved
 
@RR. That's riiight
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Wippppeeeee!!!
 
@RajdeepSindhu 11:30 train?
 
@Wolgwang 11:55
Or something
Guys we had this question today
 
@RajdeepSindhu do you have tests, like regularly‽?
 
2:40 PM
$\dfrac{((3!)!)!}{6!}=n!$
Find the number of zeroes at the end of $n!$
 
@RR. I don't. Don't have enough time now. Though I have done physics till 1995ish
 
@khaxan Every saturday, 2 papers
@Wolgwang Tf
So $n! = \dfrac{720!}{6!}$
 
@RajdeepSindhu Today was ALLEN score
 
Yes
So $=7\cdot8\cdot9\cdot...\cdot719\cdot720$
Now the number of multiples of $10$ in all of those numbers is 72, right?
 
@RR. Hi Sis XD
 
2:42 PM
Number of multiples of 2 are from 2(4,5,..,360) so 2(1,2,3,...,357) so 357 multiples of 2
Multiples of 5 are from 5(2,3,4,...,144) so 143 of them
 
@RajdeepSindhu How much time did it take?
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Don't need to calculate multiples of 2 no?
 
(In exam)
 
@Wolgwang idk like 5 mins
@RR. what about powers of 2 that will combine with powers of 5 to give 10
 
Are you trolling?
 
2:43 PM
(My PNC sucks)
@Wolgwang Nope, max 6 mins i guess
 
RR.
@Wolgwang Daammnnn! Good for u then
 
So like multiples of 2 that aren't multiples of 10 will be 357-72 right?
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Just calculate no of 5... 2 will anyways be more than 5
 
And multiples of 5 that aren't multiples of 10 are 143-72 right right?
@RR. Yeah well same thiiing
 
@RajdeepSindhu answer???
 
RR.
2:44 PM
But unnecessary work
 
So multiples of 5 are 71 + 72 of ten so 143? 🤷🏻‍♂️
@khaxan 177
@RR. True true
 
@RajdeepSindhu Damn.
 
n=719 no?
 
@khaxan Do we need to calculate it?
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu was that the answer given or the one u calculated?
 
2:47 PM
@RR. Given, I got 143
 
RR.
Same
 
You got 143 too?
 
RR.
Yup
 
The solution mentions
number of 0's = exponents of 5 in 719!
 
RR.
Got it
We forgot... 25 has 2 5s
 
2:49 PM
Bruh
 
RR.
625, 3 5s
 
foookin dumbasss, I am
Anyway 39/60 in paper 1 in math
 
@RajdeepSindhu I am not...
 
Even after I did that integration one 💀
@Wolgwang Being able to do it?
 
Hmm
 
RR.
2:50 PM
@RajdeepSindhu Congrats... U'll be on the rank list =)
 
@Wolgwang All good, I wasn't able to at first either
@RR. What do you mean by that 😭
 
Is that e^x(f(x) + derivative of fx form?
 
RR.
@Wolgwang No, no
 
It's kinda $e^{f(x)}(f'(x))$, when manipulated a bit
@RR. Go on, spoil the whole question 😔😔
 
RR.
@RajdeepSindhu Sorry... got excited 😥
 
2:52 PM
Solution of that integral question...?
 
@khaxan Which one?
 
The one whose answer was 2
 
@Wolgwang May I?
 
@RajdeepSindhu this one
 
Gimme some time
 
2:55 PM
Bruh what are they subtracting 90 for?
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Another question for you, good fellas
 
@RajdeepSindhu Got it! I had to break it and more or less convedt into same power? $e^{x+\sqrt x}$ ?
 
@Wolgwang What? I don't get it
 

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