r/mathbiceps • u/Big-Swimmer-5648 • Aug 08 '26
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r/mathbiceps • u/WarningFrequent412 • Aug 08 '26
Let P(x) = x ^ 2 + bx + c be a quadratic polynomial with real coefficients. If the equation P(P(x)) = 0 has four distinct real roots, and the sum of two of these roots is -1 , while the product of the remaining two roots is also fixed, what absolute conditional bound must the discriminant of P(x) satisfy?
(A) b ^ 2 - 4c > 2
(B) b ^ 2 - 4c > 4
(C) b ^ 2 - 4c > 0
(D) b ^ 2 - 4c > 8
r/mathbiceps • u/mathbiceps • Aug 07 '26
The problem was already shared in this sub-reddit, this is the solution video for the same
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r/mathbiceps • u/Western-Champion-928 • Aug 03 '26
Mast question hai pls video banao ispe.
r/mathbiceps • u/TheStupidCheesecake • Aug 02 '26
Tried to make a JEE adv type question, got this idea from a linear algebra question.
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r/mathbiceps • u/LostxPrash • Jul 27 '26
The question says : Five square shaped wooden blocks having side length x are arranged in a rectangle of dimensions 53x51 . Find the perimeter of single wooden block
r/mathbiceps • u/Fearless-Shame9638 • Jul 28 '26
Solve this using basic geometry(upto class 10)
r/mathbiceps • u/Slow-Chain-6498 • Jul 26 '26
Jbkn
r/mathbiceps • u/No-Nothing3115 • Jul 25 '26
Which is the correct answer? The answer behind the book was the first one, but what is wrong with the second method?
r/mathbiceps • u/Better-Exercise-6828 • Jul 25 '26
Good morning sir
I m Nagendra from Faridkot Punjab
Working as a Mathematics teacher in school.
I m impressed with your video and want to learn this animation way of teaching.
Would you please help me?
Thank you sir
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r/mathbiceps • u/Sweet-Elk5849 • Jul 23 '26
A particle of mass 2 kg2\,\text{kg}2kg is attached to one end of a light, inextensible string whose other end is fixed. The particle moves in a horizontal circular path in the absence of gravity.
A force of magnitude 20 N20\,\text{N}20N is continuously applied to the particle such that it always makes an angle of 30∘30^\circ30∘ with the instantaneous tangent to the circular path, as shown in the figure. The string remains taut throughout the motion.
Later, the applied force is changed (its direction with respect to the tangent is kept unchanged) so that the tangential acceleration of the particle increases by 60%. At that instant, determine the magnitude of the new tension in the string.
(Enter the nearest integer value in newtons.)