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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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thanks buddy btw even i was doing it the same way but you see when i was solving it the answer was coming to 0.444 as i have a MS calculator and when i was checked now with ab/c i could see it means the same as 4/9 :p i guess i need to get myself an ES calculator now or get used to using the ab/c button more often :p anyways thanks man (despite you mentioned it but i should say this as you helped me freakout less and helped me figure out the problem :) and well sure i pray for your success :) best of luck (y)
Btw aaakhtar19 deserves as much credit as I do. Thank him too ;)
 
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Please solve this question , i tried it doing so many times but i am unable to get the same gradient ( as per marking scheme ) and equation required to be shown in part (i)
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thanks alot man :) eventually the solution helped me recognized the silly mistake of not using the ab/c button to find out that 0.444 is the same as 4/9 :p
 
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wel i dont undrstnd wat u wanna ask here fr qstn 8 but it should be done this way have a look

the parameter of a rectangled plate is 2(x+y)
the parameter of circle is 2.pi.x

as it's one frth of the circle so (2.pi.x)/4 to get the parameter of the quadrant

now ad both of them and equate to 60

2(x+y) +(pi.x)/2 =60
2(x +y) + (pi.x)/2 = 60

( 4(x + y) + (pi.x))/2 = 60 send the 2 to R.H.s
4(x+y) + (pi.x) =120

4(x+y) = 120 - (pi.x) now send 4 at that side for divide

(x+y) = (120 - (pi.x)/4

x+y = 30 - pi.x/4

y = 30 -pi.x/4 -x Ans
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!! I understand now :)
 
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Please explain the (i) part.View attachment 8452
Here the mark scheme :View attachment 8453

U r given some values,
Total number of Females (Fn) = 12
Total number of ppl who watch "Kids andKops" (Kn) = 16
Number of female who watch "Kids and Kops" (In) = 3
now
P(Fn or Kn or both) = 12/30 +16/30 + 3/30 (Since 3/30 signifies for the intersection of female and who watch "KIDS and KOPS"
calculate and u will get your answer.....
 
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Assalamoalaikum!

Good news for you all!! :Yahoo!:

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P.S. I'm busy these days, so I can't promise to be there for help. I've done P1, M1, S1 so far and will be starting P3 in a couple of days, InshaAllah!

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Range of a function. - P1

Jazak Allah Khair!
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Is it possible to integrate y=x!
lol jks
 
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U r given some values,
Total number of Females (Fn) = 12
Total number of ppl who watch "Kids andKops" (Kn) = 16
Number of female who watch "Kids and Kops" (In) = 3
now
P(Fn or Kn or both) = 12/30 +16/30 + 3/30 (Since 3/30 signifies for the intersection of female and who watch "KIDS and KOPS"
calculate and u will get your answer.....

No i dont get the ans. 12/30+ 16/30 + 3/30 = 31/30
The ans is 5/6.
 

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From Part i u get f(x)=2(x-2)^2 +3

ii) Its a rule for completing square form:
f(x)=a(x-p)^2 + q
where p and q are the x and y coordinates of the vertex respectively.
Remember that when you are taking out the x-coordinate from this equation its going to be equal to p and not -p
Also, equation of line of symmetry is x=p

Lets consider f(x) = 2(x-2)^2 +3
Vertex(2,3)
The function is cup-shaped therefore f(x) >= 3

iii) Because its not a one-to-one function since the parabola has 2 values of x for 1 value of y. You can sketch a rough parabola and use the horizontal line test. If at any point, the line touches the curve at 2 points then the function does not have an inverse.

iv) Divide the curve at the line of symmetry and use horizontal line test again. You will see that the test works now therefore A=2

v) Take y = 2(x-2)^2 + 3 and make x the subject.
(y+3)/2 = (x-2)^2
x = ±√((y+3)/2) +2

Now you have to decide which sign has to stay.
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This was originally posted by Esme. The 'c' here represents the vertex.
And so, we get g-1(x) = -√((x+3)/2) +2

Prayers please!! :cool:
 

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i) I assume you had no problem with the graph. The number of intersections the curve and the line make is the required answer.
iii) Use proportionality.
In 2pi there are 4 roots
In (20pi-10pi) there are x roots.

x = 4 x 10 / 2
oh okay thats easy thanks for your help
 
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thanks ... could u just tell in general or by some notes ... how do we find a range and that a value thingy ... like i mean to ask the concept behind it :/
 

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thanks ... could u just tell in general or by some notes ... how do we find a range and that a value thingy ... like i mean to ask the concept behind it :/
a value thingy? :confused:
In a quadratic equation, you have to consider the shape of the curve and state the range accordingly.
ax^2 + bx + c =0
Find the vertex by either of the 3 methods i.e Completing square, x=-b/2a , Derivatives.
If a>0 (cup shaped), then f(x) >= y-coordinate of the vertex.
If a<0 (cap shaped), then f(x) =< y-coordinate of the vertex.

If the question asks for the range in a specific domain.
e.g Find the range of f(x)=some function for the domain a =< x =< b

Inject the limits into the function and then find the x-coordinate of the vertex.
f(a) = p
f(b) = q
Now you have to check if a vertex lies in the given domain.
Use x=-b/2a
If this value of x does not exist in the stated domain, then p and q are your limits for the range.
Suppose, p=3 and q=-2
3 >= f(x) >= -2
If this value of x does exist in the domain, then put this value into f(x).
So, f(-b/2a) = r
You got the limits. Lets suppose values for p,q and r.
Say, p=3 , q=5 and r=-2
The range will be 5>= f(x) >=-2.
See you have to consider the extreme values you get.

Whether or not you have to put an equal sign with the inequalities, depends on the domain provided. In this case because we do have the '=' signs with the domain, we put them with the range too.

That was all about quadratics.
 
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