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The solutionWt do u xactly wanna knw in dis qt?
Which part are u struggling with?Here's a platform for you to clarify your doubts in paper 3!
I shall give a start with this question:
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Hmmm...but where is the question dr..?!? i think it is a broken file...!! please post it...i want to see the hardest question in p3...
tomorrow ill give the solution to this.. i just want u to give it a go.. this is the hardest question ive ever seen in p3
http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/attachments/revision-vectors-3-doc.2214/Guys, I need notes for Vectors p3. It's really complicated for me. Please share it here asap! thanks in advance
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Okay, but why did u use limits 1 and 2???For number 9:
area = integral of y from 1 to 2.
Use intergration by parts. u=lnx ; du/dx= 1/x; dv/dx= x^3 and v = 1/4 x^4
if we use the formula, the integral is [(lnx*1/4x^4)-(x^4 ?16)]
we know that at the x axis, y=0, so the curve meets the x axis at lnx=0 therefore x=1.
Substituting 2 and 1 for x we get [4(ln2)-1]-[0-1/16]
simplifying this we get 4ln2-1+1/16
further simplifying we get 4ln2-15/16
Hope u find it helpful
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