Q.48.

[Manish Salian]

HAPPY DUSSHERA! HAPPY GANDHI JAYANTI! to all of you...

I have just revealed the answers to questions 51 and 50. Here are the standings after that:

Anil: 24 points (-5 for Q.64 & Q.62 and -2 for Q.59)
Rishabh: 19 points (-2 for Q.64)
Minnat: 18 points (-2 for Q.62, -2 for Q.61)
Robin: 16 points
Abhinav: 11 points
Ruchira: 3 points (-2 for Q.54)
Lajja: 2 points
Ankita: 2 points (-5 for Q.54)
Mohammed: 0 points (-2 for Q.52)
Nisha: 0 points (-5 for Q.63)
Piyush: -2 (-2 for Q.62)

Today being a public holiday (and not really a Sunday...) I have decided to give you a verbal question based on Maths!!

So, here is your question:

Q. 48.

If a '4-sided Polyhedron is to a Tetrahedron', then a '4-dimensional Hypercube' is to . . . . ?

Deadline for answering this one is Tuesday midnight.

Regards,

Manish sir

[PiyushTantia]

Hello Sir,
I'm back with a solid and a confirmed answer...the answer to the question above is Tesseract.

Searching on the net itself i found that a 4-sided Polyhedron is called a Tetrahedron and a 4-dimensional Hypercube is called a tesseract. You can confirm it by going on the site below.
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Polyhedron.html
AND
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Hypercube.html

more info was available on the same mother website........ so people can actually visit and learn things....

well, it was really a dose for me atleast

Sir, nw that i have given the link will other people fetch points for the answer they give. Actually, hmmmmnnnn..... i don care
huh!! finally... at least my scores are positive. C'mon sir wht r u waiting for, increase my points......!

[RobinRaju]

yes sirji the answer to ur question is Tesseract

Sir Piyush is absolutely right...

sir as it is no explaination required as Piyush has already given a link....

Good Job Piyush

Thanks
Robin

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

The answer is indeed 'TESSERACT'! I need not explain as Piyush has done a great job in his explanation...

Piyush, congrats, finally you get 5 points. Robin you get 2 points for the support!

Regards,

Manish sir