Mathematics Paper-4.... A little help please? =)

[krazer36]

Does someone have all the formulas' that would be used in the exam? If yes then can you please share them with me! I would be really thankful!
*Pretty pleeeaaassseeee *

 

[smzimran]

Does someone have all the formulas' that would be used in the exam? If yes then can you please share them with me! I would be really thankful!
*Pretty pleeeaaassseeee *

Its at the end of the syllabus!

 

[krazer36]

Its at the end of the syllabus!

People sometimes use extra too, even my teachers did. That's why I asked

 

[smzimran]

People sometimes use extra too, even my teachers did. That's why I asked

What extra ?
Only the formula sheet is provided, nothing else!
I have given M1 last june!

 

[krazer36]

What extra ?
Only the formula sheet is provided, nothing else!
I have given M1 last june!

That is the point, the formulas on the sheet are not enough! =)

 

[smzimran]

That is the point, the formulas on the sheet are not enough! =)

You have to learn the rest!
By doing ample practise, you can easily learn them all
I did not even need the formula sheet in the exam, i had all formulas in my heart!
Do practise a lot

 

[krazer36]

You have to learn the rest!
By doing ample practise, you can easily learn them all
I did not even need the formula sheet in the exam, i had all formulas in my heart!
Do practise a lot

Well thank-you for your advice

And well I had only one and a half day left and I have physics p4 along with it too so just needed a bit help!

 

[smzimran]

Best of Luck

 

[krazer36]

Best of Luck

Thank-you

 

[CoNfUsEd1]

i believe u just need this:
work done by driving force = change in K.E + change in P.E + work done against resistance
if there is anything else, plz let me knw as well

 

[CoNfUsEd1]

also, Power = force x velocity
Power = work/time

 

[Ammar Naeem]

Change in mechanical energy= work done by driving force- work done by resisistive forces

 

[Ammar Naeem]

R=mgcos@ where @ is angle with horizontal

 

[krazer36]

R=mgcos@ where @ is angle with horizontal

Thank-you I hope they'll help!