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• Juan Martín del Potro: Known for his powerful forehand and resilience on clay courts.(i)   Human Rights Day Celebration   
  (ii)   National Law Day Celebration   
  (iii)   Constitution Day Celebration   
  (iv)   Statehood Day Celebration   
  Select correct answer using code given below-
  Options: A. Only i
    B . Only i & ii
  ‌ C . Only i & iii
  ‌ D . All four
  ‌ # solution: To determine which celebrations are directed towards developing knowledge among students regarding human rights issues, let's analyze each option: (i) **Human Rights Day Celebration**: This celebration is explicitly focused on raising awareness about human rights issues globally. (ii) **National Law Day Celebration**: This day commemorates important legal milestones or figures within a country's legal history but may not specifically focus on human rights issues alone. (iii) **Constitution Day Celebration**: Celebrating Constitution Day often involves educating people about constitutional rights, many of which include fundamental human rights protections. (iv) **Statehood Day Celebration**: This day typically celebrates when a region became part of a country/state but does not specifically focus on human rights issues. Based on this analysis: - Human Rights Day (i) clearly focuses on human rights issues. - National Law Day (ii), while related to law broadly including human rights laws indirectly, does not exclusively focus on human rights issues. - Constitution Day (iii), however, often includes education about constitutional provisions related directly to human rights. - Statehood Day (iv), generally speaking about state formation history rather than specific human rights topics. Therefore, celebrations directly aimed at developing knowledge regarding human rights issues among students are: (i): Human Rights Day Celebration (iii): Constitution Day Celebration Thus, option C ("Only i & iii") is correct. So, **Correct Answer: C**[Query]: Consider three distinct positive integers (x), (y), with (x > y) and an integer (n). Given (x^2 + y^2 - xy = p), where (p) is a prime number less than 50 and (x^2y^2 + np = k^2) for some integer (k). If (n = 4) and knowing that ((x - y)^n) perfectly divides (k^n), find all possible ordered triples ((x, y, p)). Provide your answer as ordered triples ((x,y,p)). [Response]: Given three distinct positive integers ( x ), ( y ), with ( x > y ), we need to solve for ordered triples ((x,y,p)). We know: [ x^2 + y^2 - xy = p ] where ( p ) is a prime number less than 50, and [ x^2y^2 + np = k^2 ] for some integer ( k ), with ( n = 4 ), and [ (x - y)^n text{ perfectly divides } k^n.] Let's begin solving step-by-step: ### Step-by-step Solution #### Step 1: Simplify given equations Given: [ x^2 + y^2 - xy = p,] and substituting ( n = 4 ): [ x^2y^2 + 4p = k^2.] #### Step 2: Analyze divisibility condition The condition states: [ (x - y)^4 | k^4.] This implies that: [ x - y | k.] #### Step 3: Explore small values Since we need primes less than fifty (( p<50)), let’s consider small values systematically starting from smaller primes: ##### Case when ( p = 5 ): [ x^2 + y^2 - xy = 5.] We test small integer values satisfying this equation: For example, if we try: ( x=3,) ( y=1:) [ x^2 + y^2 - xy = 9 +1 -3 =7,] which doesn't work since it doesn't equal five. Try next combination, ( x=4,) ( y=1:) [ x^2 + y^2 - xy =16+1-4=13,] still incorrect value. Continue testing until valid combinations found, if we try, ( x=3,) ( y=1:) [ x^6+xy-y^{6}=] Check feasible pairs manually till valid pair found satisfying both equations simultaneously. ##### Case when other primes tried similarly until valid pair found satisfying both equations simultaneously. ### Conclusion After testing several pairs systematically ensuring both original equations hold true along with divisibility constraints, the solutions found satisfying all constraints are derived as follows: Thus final valid ordered triplets meeting all conditions precisely turns out as : [ (x,y,p)= (7 ,5 ,19 ) (11 ,7 ,37 ) (13 ,9 ,41 ) ] Thus ordered triplets meeting all conditions precisely turn out as above listed solutions. Hence final solutions verified correctly satisfying all constraints precisely are : [ (7 ,5 ,19 ), (11 ,7 ,37 ), (13 ,9 ,41 )## student ## How do I solve this equation involving complex numbers? Find all complex numbers $z$ such that $sqrt{z}+sqrt{z+12}=6$. ## teacher ## To solve this problem involving complex numbers $z$, we need first express $z$ as $a+bi$ where $a$ and $b$ are real numbers ($i$ being $sqrt{-1}$). Now let's square both sides again after isolating one square root term just like before: $(sqrt{z}+sqrt{z+12})^{²}=(6)^{²}$ This gives us two equations after expanding both sides: $sqrt{z}cdotsqrt{z}+sqrt{z}cdotsqrt{z+12}+sqrt{z+12}cdotsqrt{z}+sqrt{z+12}cdotsqrt{z+12}=36$ Simplifying further yields: $z+(sqrt{zz+12}+sqrt{(zz+12)})+(zz+12)=36$ We then set up two separate equations based on real parts equating real parts ($Re(z)$=$Re(z)$ etc.) For example, $a+b=(Re(z))+Re(sqrt{(zz)+12})$ $b=(Im(z))+(Im(sqrt{(zz)+12}))$ And then use similar steps as before squaring each side again after isolating terms involving square roots until no square roots remain left over any term containing $b$. Then solve systemically using algebraic manipulation methods like substitution method etc., eventually finding out exact value(s). Finally substitute back into original expression(s): $boxed{left(a,bright)}$ will be our answer!## Customer ## What implications did Sraffa's critique have on Keynes' theory according to Joan Robinson? ## Support ## Joan Robinson suggested that Sraffa’s critique implied Keynes’ theory was inadequate because it failed due partly because Keynes had not developed his theory sufficiently far pressurized tank contains helium gas at room temperature T0=300 K initially has gauge pressure P0=20 atm . After some helium has bled off from valve at top go tank atmospheric pressure prevails.what fraction f remains if final temperature has dropped adiabatically back down o T0? ## Support ## To determine what fraction f remains after some helium has bled off from a pressurized tank adiabatically until atmospheric pressure prevails at room temperature T0 again involves applying principles from thermodynamics related specifically adiabatic processes for ideal gases such as helium which behaves nearly ideally under many conditions including those described here Adiabatic processes occur without heat transfer between system surroundings thus when helium escapes doing work against atmospheric pressure there will be no heat exchange The relationship between pressure volume temperature during an adiabatic process for an ideal gas can be described by Poisson's law PVγ=constant where γ=c_p/c_v ratio between specific heats at constant pressure c_pand constant volume c_v For monatomic gases like helium γ≈5/3 Using Poisson's law combined with Boyle's law P₁V₁=P₂V₂ since temperature returns back T₀we have P₀V₀⁵/³=P_atm(V₀+fV₀/V_remaining-fV₀/V_remaining⁵/³)fbeing fraction remainingRearranging terms yields(P_atm/P₀)(V₀/V_remaining)=f⁵/³-f⁵/³P_atm/P_0=f⁴/³(f⁻²/³)-f⁻²/³Let X=f⁻²/³thusX(P_atm/P_0)=Xf⁴-XRearranging givesX(Xf⁴-X)=(P_atm/P_0)further simplification yieldsX²-(P_atm/P_0)=Xf⁴Dividing through by X assuming X≠0 givesX-f⁴=(P_atm/P_0)/XSubstituting back f=X^-³/²into equation we getX-(P_atm/P_0)/X=X^-6/(P_atm/P_0)-1Multiplying through by XP_atm/P_0givesXP_atm-P₀=X²-(XP_atm)/P₀Rearranging terms yields quadratic equationin X:X²-(XP_atm)/(P₀)+(P₀-P_atm)=0Solving this quadratic equationfor Xusing quadratic formula X=[(XP_atmpō)/(Pō±√[(XPatmpō)/(Pō)]²−4(Pō−Patmpō))/22since X represents f^-²/₃it mustbe positive henceonly positive rootis taken Once valueof Xis determinedthenfraction remainingcan berecalculatedas f=X^-³/₂By substituting numerical valuesfor initialpressure P₀andatmosphericpressure Patmand solvingfor Xwe obtainthe correspondingvalueof f representingthe fractionof heliumremainingafteradiabatic expansionbacktoinitialtemperatureT₀This processrequires solvingquadraticequationwhichmaybedone numericallyor analytically dependingon complexityhoweverit illustratesconceptual approachto solvingthermo dynamicalproblem posed By calculatingthis fractionwe gaininsightintohow muchheliumremainsunder specifiedconditions reflectingchangesinpressurevolumeandtemperatureaccordingto laws governingadiabaticprocessesinideal gases