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Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
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I think, no. Or else, what would be the point in asking us to draw graphs...
I've a P1 test again... tomorrow.
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Yes we are.......AlphaCentauri..........But you wont get marks if you dont show your working........
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Can some one please post a step by step solution of paper 12 oct/nov 2012
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Yes we are.......AlphaCentauri..........But you wont get marks if you dont show your working........
What, we are?
But that's close to cheating, no? I mean, you get the answer and those who are intelligent enough, can always construct some explanation.
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What, we are?
But that's close to cheating, no? I mean, you get the answer and those who are intelligent enough, can always construct some explanation.
yup it says on the instruction sheet of every paper "Results obtained solely from a graphic calculator, without supporting working or reasoning, will not receive credit." So they are allowed.....
You cant call it cheating since everybody's allowed to use it........And graphical calculators only come in handy when sketching graphs of polar functions and irrational functions and you need to show your working for your calculations for turning points etc for these graphs otherwise your expensive calculator goes to waste.....
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I am confused on the value of g to be used in Further Mathematics. In M1 it was 10 and in physics it was 9.81. What about F.Maths?
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Can someone post a copy of the CIE F. Maths data booklet? Or tell exactly what formulae are in it? I really don't want to remember things uselessly
I think they don't mind if you use 10, or even better leave the answer in terms of g.
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It's 10. 10 only. Not 9.81.
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yup it says on the instruction sheet of every paper "Results obtained solely from a graphic calculator, without supporting working or reasoning, will not receive credit." So they are allowed.....
You cant call it cheating since everybody's allowed to use it........And graphical calculators only come in handy when sketching graphs of polar functions and irrational functions and you need to show your working for your calculations for turning points etc for these graphs otherwise your expensive calculator goes to waste.....
But we can still go from answer to explanation. Ah, anyway.
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Hello? Is everyone dead here? :/
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Hey anyone plz tell me the name of A levels math book????? Desperately needed.
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XPF has Mathematics threads in almost every CIE section. This one was highly needed; the complicated nature of the subject makes any external help all the more welcome! So post all your Further Maths problems here from now on.
Any notes, whether scanned or in document form, would be very much appreciated. :Bravo:
Sir plz tell me the name of the best math book for A levels?
Get the Edxcel books, they are better than the crap CIE recommends. And get the AQA books for pure math.
For Pure Maths-
1)Further Pure Mathematics- Gaulter and Gaulter
2)Further Pure Mathematics- Bostock and Chandler.
For Mechanics-
1)Further Mechanics- Jefferson and Beadsworth
2)Introducing Mechanics- Jefferson and Beadsworth
3)Mathematics-Mechanics and Probability- Bostock and Chandler
For Statistics-
1)Understanding Statistics- Upton and Cook
Oceanic, sry for the delay, I am having my AS examinations. It ends on the 12th. By 15th I shall b able 2 post the solutions InshaAllah. In the meantime if anyone is free how about helping him out?
1)Further Pure Mathematics- Gaulter and Gaulter
2)Further Pure Mathematics- Bostock and Chandler.
For Mechanics-
1)Further Mechanics- Jefferson and Beadsworth
2)Introducing Mechanics- Jefferson and Beadsworth
3)Mathematics-Mechanics and Probability- Bostock and Chandler
For Statistics-
1)Understanding Statistics- Upton and Cook
Oceanic, sry for the delay, I am having my AS examinations. It ends on the 12th. By 15th I shall b able 2 post the solutions InshaAllah. In the meantime if anyone is free how about helping him out?
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These are the Solutions to Equilibrium Problems of Paper 2 ...... By Sir Irfan
http://www.mediafire.com/download/rzw5rotfebrbrwj/Scan_Pic0001.pdf
http://www.mediafire.com/download/rzw5rotfebrbrwj/Scan_Pic0001.pdf
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SHM Solutions Of Paper 2 ....... By Raja Mobeen Ahmed
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/nazagdaoagahk/SHM
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/nazagdaoagahk/SHM
Hi everyone....I am studying further maths on my own and as exams are approaching....pls help me with this question from past year paper....
This is a past year question from CIE further maths paper 2 , November 2002 Q10...Thxs very much....really appreciate it
An author sends his first manuscript to a large number of publishers C, D, E,...in turn only appproaching each one after the first, if the one before has refused it. There is a constant probability 1/4 that his manuscript will be accepted by each publisher approached. The random variable M is the number of publishers approached, up to and including the one who accepts the manuscript.
Write down the value of E(M) and Var (M)....I got this part...The answers are E(M) = 4 and Var (M) = 12...
This is the part I got stuck with.....
For his second manuscript the author decides to approach two other publishers A then B for each of whom probability o f acceptance is 1/2. before he approaches C, D , E, .....The probability of acceptance by each publisher remains 1/4. The random variable N is the number of A, B, C, D , E....approached up to and including the one who accepts his manuscript. Write down the first few terms of the series for E(M) and E(N). By comparing corresponding terms, after the second and using your value for E(M), show that E(N) = 5/2.
Use a similar method to show that E(N^2) = 27/2
Thxs very much
This is a past year question from CIE further maths paper 2 , November 2002 Q10...Thxs very much....really appreciate it
An author sends his first manuscript to a large number of publishers C, D, E,...in turn only appproaching each one after the first, if the one before has refused it. There is a constant probability 1/4 that his manuscript will be accepted by each publisher approached. The random variable M is the number of publishers approached, up to and including the one who accepts the manuscript.
Write down the value of E(M) and Var (M)....I got this part...The answers are E(M) = 4 and Var (M) = 12...
This is the part I got stuck with.....
For his second manuscript the author decides to approach two other publishers A then B for each of whom probability o f acceptance is 1/2. before he approaches C, D , E, .....The probability of acceptance by each publisher remains 1/4. The random variable N is the number of A, B, C, D , E....approached up to and including the one who accepts his manuscript. Write down the first few terms of the series for E(M) and E(N). By comparing corresponding terms, after the second and using your value for E(M), show that E(N) = 5/2.
Use a similar method to show that E(N^2) = 27/2
Thxs very much