Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

[shanky631]

http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s04_qp_3.pdf
can someone plz solve Q10 part iii).
nightrider1993
leadingguy

 

[leadingguy]

can sumbody solve this fast!!1


can sumbody help me with the second part first i have done!!!how to do second one
i got partial fractions like
A = 1

C = 8
B=4

and then partial fractions will be
1/(2x+1) + 4/(x-2) + 8/(x-2)^2


now the question is how to do the second part binomially expand????tried it bt a mistake somewhere!!!help
nightrider1993
leadingguy
smzimran

will show u till 2pm.. at the moment I am not having media to take a picture for u

 

[parthrocks]

Perfect bro!!!did alll of that and then got the asnwer!!!thanks,,,,

 

[parthrocks]

http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s04_qp_3.pdf
can someone plz solve Q10 part iii).
nightrider1993
leadingguy

plzzz let me know whether i m right or wrong????Jay shree krishna!!

 

[leadingguy]

can sumbody solve this fast!!1


can sumbody help me with the second part first i have done!!!how to do second one
i got partial fractions like
A = 1

C = 8
B=4

and then partial fractions will be
1/(2x+1) + 4/(x-2) + 8/(x-2)^2


now the question is how to do the second part binomially expand????tried it bt a mistake somewhere!!!help
nightrider1993
leadingguy
smzimran

 

[Evana]

ok, here is the answer..

the perimeter = 2r + rθ
20 = 2r + rθ
20 = r ( 2 + θ )
20/r = 2 + θ
20/r - 2 = θ

i hope you this helped u understand it.

Yes i understood, thanks a lot Khaled!

 

[Evana]

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Thanks a lot for helping me

 

[Amy Bloom]

Q1
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Hope this anwsers it

Hey thanks for replying. but unfortunately i can't see anything, its tiny Can you try to post a better shot?

 

[Amy Bloom]

yup all what i've posted

Both numbers?

 

[Evana]

Okay guys can someone please help in solving this question?
Its paper 1, M/J/04

 

[Albert Einstein]

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Okay guys can someone please help in solving this question?
Its paper 1, M/J/04

Divide by (cos Q)^2 everwhere....

then slve the quadratic eqns...where z prob ???

 

[Evana]

lol i know that we have to divide by (cos Q)^2 everywhere but i am a little confused, not sure about the answer :/

 

[Albert Einstein]

lol i know that we have to divide by (cos Q)^2 everywhere but i am a little confused, not sure about the answer :/

Use the markshem den....

 

[Evana]

Use the markshem den....

This is what mark scheme says : Divide by (cos Q)^2
Well anyways Thanks )

 

[Albert Einstein]

This is what mark scheme says : Divide by (cos Q)^2
Well anyways Thanks )

u got z ans i fink

 

[leadingguy]

This is what mark scheme says : Divide by (cos Q)^2
Well anyways Thanks )

 

[Evana]

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Thanks a LOT !

 

[Soldier313]

a curve is defined by the equation 4y - x*2 + 2x*2y = 4x
use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx
badrobot14
PS: you are the only online person i know :/

 

[badrobot14]

a curve is defined by the equation 4y - x*2 + 2x*2y = 4x
use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx
badrobot14
PS: you are the only online person i know :/

 

[Soldier313]

thanx