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The document provides tips and recommendations for memorizing values related to number systems such as exponents, fractions, square roots, and prime numbers. It also covers topics like perfect numbers, triangular numbers, Fibonacci sequences, number of divisors, and properties of square numbers. Users are directed to multiple mirror websites and an email address for queries.

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The document provides tips and recommendations for memorizing values related to number systems such as exponents, fractions, square roots, and prime numbers. It also covers topics like perfect numbers, triangular numbers, Fibonacci sequences, number of divisors, and properties of square numbers. Users are directed to multiple mirror websites and an email address for queries.

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QUANTEXPERT TIPS FOR NUMBER SYSTEM

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QUANTEXPERT TIPS FOR NUMBER SYSTEM

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QE recommends that you should memorise the values of the following by-hard: 2n where 1 n 10 n 3 where 1 n 8 4n where 1 n 6 n 5 where 1 n 5 6n where 1 n 4 7n where 1 n 4 n 8 where 1 n 4 Visit our 24x7 Mirror WebSites: 5 www.quantexpert.tk www.quantexpert.co.nr www.quantexpert.co.cc www.quantexpert.c-o.in QUANTEXPERT 2009 (For any queries mail to: [email protected] )

QUANTEXPERT TIPS FOR NUMBER SYSTEM 9n where 1 n 3 n 12 where 1 n 3 13n where 1 n 3 We recommend that you should memorise the following fraction to %conversion: =50%;1/3=33%;1/4=25%;.;1/25=4% It is also recommended to remember the following values: 21.41; 31.73; 52.24; 72.65; 113.32; 133.61; 174.12; 194.36; 234.80 Have a look at the following: The 25 prime numbers between 1 & 100 are 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61,71,73,83,89,97 Similarly, remember that there are 21 prime numbers between 100 & 200 ( try to find them out ) If a & b are odd primes then a2 - b2 is never prime. 2 is the only `even` prime number Conversion of recurring numbers to fractions:

Technique: 1. Write the digit `9` in the denominator as many times as there are recurring digits ( i.e. digits under the sign __ ) In eg1 there are 2 digits 3 &2 which are recurring so two 9s in the denominator In eg2 there is only one digit 7 which is recurring so only one 9 in the denominator. 2. Add as many 0s to the 9s in the denominator as many digits present after the decimal sign but are not recurring. In eg1 there is no such digit so, no 0 is used In eg2 - there are 2 digits -5 & 2 after the decimal sign but are not recurring so 2 0s are concatenated to the 9s in the denominator. 3. Write the entire number in the numerator without the decimal sign and the recurring sign and then subtract from it that part of the number which is not recurring. In eg1 40 is the nonrecurring part and in eg2 2552 is the nonrecurring part. A prime number can be expressed in 6n 1 form but not necessarily vice-versa. Check whether a number is prime or not : To check whether a number is prime , check the divisibility of the number by all natural numbers upto the square-root of the number. Eg. To check whether 221 is a prime number or not, we will check the divisibility of 221 by 2,3,4,5,till 15 since 221 < 15. If say we find that the number is divisible by 13 we wont be checking it for 14 & 15 as it is already confirmed that the number is not prime. Visit our 24x7 Mirror WebSites: 6 www.quantexpert.tk www.quantexpert.co.nr www.quantexpert.co.cc www.quantexpert.c-o.in QUANTEXPERT 2009 (For any queries mail to: [email protected] )

QUANTEXPERT TIPS FOR NUMBER SYSTEM All about Perfect Numbers: Perfect numbers are those numbers where the sum of all the factors (other than the number itself) is equal to the number. Eg 6 is a perfect number whose factors are 1,2,3,6 where 1+2+3=6 Properties of Perfect numbers: 1. Sum of the factors = 2 X the number 2. Sum of the reciprocals of all the factors = 2 The first 4 terms of the perfect numbers series are 6,28,496,8128 All about triangular numbers: If we place 3 balls together such that their centres form a triangle then one ball can be kept at the top of the 3 balls. Similarly, these 3 balls can be kept on the top of 6 balls kept in a similar fashion which again can be kept on the top of 10 balls; this arrangement form the triangular numbers. The triangular number series is 1,3,6,10,15,21,28,36 t n = n(n+1)/2 and t n = n(n+1)(n+2)/6 Odd / Even Nature: The base determines the nature of the number, hence An is odd if A is odd and even if A is even. Fibonacci Sequence: an+2 = an+1 + an The Sequence is 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55, Properties: 1. an2 + (an+1 ) 2 = a2n +1 2. If x1, x2, x3, x4 are any 4 consecutive Fibonacci numbers then (x3) 2 - (x2)2 = (x1) ( (x4) 3. an = an+2 - a2 Number of divisors : The number of divisors of a given number A (where A= ap bq cr and a,b,c are prime) are (p+1)(q+1)(r+1) and the sum of the divisors is (ap+1 -1) (bq+1 -1) (cr+1 -1) / ((a-1) (b-1) (c-1))

Properties of Square numbers: 1. A square number on division by 3 yields a remainder of 0 or 1. 2. If a square number ends in 9 , then the preceding number is even. 3. A square number cannot end with 2,3,7 or 8. 4. A square number cannot end with an odd number of zeros.

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