Showing posts with label Learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learning. Show all posts

11 August 2012

Some tips to Memorize Fast and Remember More

You will be able to remember names, facts, dates, history, story lines, outlines, speeches, and more.
You  memorize fast and remember more just follow some tips below.


  1. Connect it - make connections with what you already know to memorize fast.
  2. See it - visualize the concept to memorize fast and remember more. Chant it - (Re) Produce the material out loud to memorize faster. 
  3. Write it - reproduce the material in writing to remember 
  4. Mock it - use catchy puns and phrases to memorize faster.

31 July 2011

IMO problems from 1959 to 2011


IMO problems from 1959 to 2011.
 English language

30 July 2011

Day 1 problem

How many zero are the end of P(10000,13)


Solution
The formula of permutation is P(n, k)=\frac{n!}{(n-k)!}. Then P(10000, 13)=\frac{10000!}{(9987)!}
so we'll find  zero the end of 10000! and 9987!.

there are n_{1}=\left [\frac{10000}{5} \right ]=2000 integers less than 10000 which are multiples of 5,
and n_{2}=\left [\frac{10000}{5^2} \right ]=400 which are multiples of 5^2,
and n_{3}=\left [\frac{10000}{5^3} \right ]=80 which are multiples of 5^3,
and n_{4}=\left [\frac{10000}{5^4} \right ]=16 which are multiples of 5^4,
and n_{5}=\left [\frac{10000}{5^5} \right ]=3 which are multiples of 5^5,

so we get 2000+400+80+16+3=2499 zero are the end of 10000!

By the same way we get 2493 zero are the end of 9987!

So there are 2499-2493=6 are the end of P(10000,13).



Please correct me! by leave your comment . Thanks

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