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[mak kings]

O/N -2006 -p4 --- 4 f(ii) ...do v hav 2 do by the ratio proportion method?

 

[xpfaddict]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_s05_qp_4.pdf
QUESTION 4 full question

 

[notnek01]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_s11_qp_23.pdf 17(b) how do u solve it? and for the map sizes and actual size and stuff .. What formula is used?

You should have already found the scale factor to be 2.

Then Volume factor = 2^3 = 8.

Divide 1600 by 8 to find the capacity of the smaller container.

For you 'map sizes' question, I don't understand what you want. Can you tell me an example question?

 

[notnek01]

Can u plz solve Q7,c and d of oct/nov/10 v42

7ci. f(x)=2: Draw the line y=2 on the grid and find the intersection between y=2 and f(x).
7cii. Find any value of k such that when you draw y=k on the grid, there are three intersection points with the curve f(x).

7d. Draw the line y=5x on your grid and find the intersection points between y=5x and f(x).

 

[notnek01]

O/N -2006 -p4 --- 4 f(ii) ...do v hav 2 do by the ratio proportion method?

Do you mean the gradient question? This has nothing to do with ratio/proportion.

You need to draw a tangent to the curve at x=100 and then find the gradient of this tangent.

 

[notnek01]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_s05_qp_4.pdf
QUESTION 4 full question

This is too much for me to do and I'm not going to draw the graphs for you.

Is there a specific part(s) that you're having trouble with? If the whole question is confusing you then you'll need to revise the methods in your textbook or ask your teacher.

 

[aaaamfa]

plzz answer the question 5a in the following paper:
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_w12_qp_41.pdf

 

[notnek01]

plzz answer the question 5a in the following paper:
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_w12_qp_41.pdf

First find the length of x using Pythagoras with the lengths 46cm and 24cm.

Then use Pythagoras again to find the diagonal using the lengths x and 20cm.

 

[sweet.sugar]

7ci. f(x)=2: Draw the line y=2 on the grid and find the intersection between y=2 and f(x).
7cii. Find any value of k such that when you draw y=k on the grid, there are three intersection points with the curve f(x).

7d. Draw the line y=5x on your grid and find the intersection points between y=5x and f(x).

thnaks alot for the help but 1 small doubt for 7,d i made a line on y=5X but there is only one point intersecting with it can u explain a bit plz

 

[aaaamfa]

First find the length of x using Pythagoras with the lengths 46cm and 24cm.

Then use Pythagoras again to find the diagonal using the lengths x and 20cm.

thank you sir i have another question too from the same paper: (q 1d)

 

[notnek01]

thnaks alot for the help but 1 small doubt for 7,d i made a line on y=5X but there is only one point intersecting with it can u explain a bit plz

There should be 2 intersection points. I would need to see your graph to find your mistake.

 

[aaaamfa]

th

First find the length of x using Pythagoras with the lengths 46cm and 24cm.

Then use Pythagoras again to find the diagonal using the lengths x and 20cm.

the picture is not shown here

 

[notnek01]

thank you sir i have another question too from the same paper: (q 1d)

Which part of 1d?

 

[notnek01]

th


the picture is not shown here

Sorry about that. I can see the picture so I don't know why you can't.

 

[aaaamfa]

Which part of 1d?

so sorry but it is the second one

 

[aaaamfa]

Sorry about that. I can see the picture so I don't know why you can't.

its okay sir and thank you for answering so fast

 

[notnek01]

so sorry but it is the second one

Frequency Density = Frequency / class width

So for 60<t<=80:

Frequency density = 14/20 = 0.7

But the height of this column is 2.8cm so they must be using a scale of 1 unit = 4cm.

Now use the formula again to find the frequency density for the other three intervals then use the scale to find the heights of the columns.

 

[aaaamfa]

Frequency Density = Frequency / class width

So for 60<t<=80:

Frequency density = 14/20 = 0.7

But the height of this column is 2.8cm so they must be using a scale of 1 unit = 4cm.

Now use the formula again to find the frequency density for the other three intervals then use the scale to find the heights of the columns.

sir i have list of doubts waiting for you,when cn i ask u

 

[notnek01]

sir i have list of doubts waiting for you,when cn i ask u

Any time you want but please ask only one question at a time.

 

[aaaamfa]

Any time you want but please ask only one question at a time.

yeah yeah sir of course and thank u sooooooooo much