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Absolute error>? Im sorry i dint understand.single unit measurement =0.1 and absolute error =0.05 so 0.3 is 0.35
single unit measurement =1 and absolute error =0.5 so 25 is 24.5
so then 24.5/0.35=70
REMMEBER u need lower bound
u get it by dividing the simgle unit eg if its 1 then ae wud be 0.5 so plus or minus 0.5 depending on question ub or lbAbsolute error>? Im sorry i dint understand.
GOOD question y didnt i noticethat!http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_s12_qp_42.pdf
For question no. 3 a) (i) and (ii), for atleast, the inequality sign should be '≥', then why in marking scheme it's just '>' ?
Only the core part for core students.hi guys , im in core , can someone tell me if i should study the core part ( from the syllabus ) or both core & supplement part ( from the syllabus )
Only the core part for core students.
Core and supplementary BOTH are just for extended.
One formula is Vertical distance/ Horizontal distance.wts da triangle formula of finding the gradient ?
i ddnt get thx as well , i m gonna ask my teacher tommorowguys can u explain q18 b(ii) and (c) I did not understand
here is link http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Mathematics (0580)/0580_w11_qp_21.pdf
plz
I have an exam on may6 plz guys
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