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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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Of course, the ms will never go through the trouble of solving the questions completely. They'll only write the essential part that'll lead to the answer.

Here are the answers :
wow, just when i thought i was lost with trig, hahaha, u really r a life saver.
Thanks
 
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Can I know how to find the PE gain?
Why the height is (AB/20)??? I don't get this step..

Question:
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Answer:
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Can I know how to find the PE gain?
Why the height is (AB/20)??? I don't get this step..

Question:
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Firstly you should consider the work rule ,i.e. WD = gain in PE - loss in KE + WD against resistance
After that substitute given information: loss in KE = 0.5 * 16000 * (15^2-12^2)
Gain in PE = mgh = 160000h (h is the VERTICAL height of B above A)
WD against resistance = 1240s (s is the distance AB)
therefore, 1200000 = 160000h - 648000 + 1240s
Furthermore, consider the right angled triangle with sides 1 and hyptenous of 20 where 1 is opposite to theta.
Now if you imagined that triangle on the slope, concluding the h=1 and s=20
remember that this is a ratio, so h/s = 1/20
rearrange ratio to subject h (h=s/20) (this is the subject of your question)
Moreover, Substitute this later equation into your work rule and you will get distance (s) = 200 m

Hope I have helped you, ;)
 
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can someone explain me on work-energy principle??
i tend to get confuse..
for eg.. one question needs to use K.E - P.E = W.d - W.d against resistance
theres also other question using P.E - K.E = W.d - W.d against resistance
thats different :(
pls help
 
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can someone explain me on work-energy principle??
i tend to get confuse..
for eg.. one question needs to use K.E - P.E = W.d - W.d against resistance
theres also other question using P.E - K.E = W.d - W.d against resistance
thats different :(
pls help
I know this difference but i'm confused with W.D against friction part. Plz anyone out there clear this formula for work Energy.
 
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I know this difference but i'm confused with W.D against friction part. Plz anyone out there clear this formula for work Energy.
W.D - WDr = KE + PE

thats the formula..thats it! KE gets a negative value if its kinetic energy loss and it gets a positive value if its kinetic energy gain and some goes to the PE..
 
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can someone explain me on work-energy principle??
i tend to get confuse..
for eg.. one question needs to use K.E - P.E = W.d - W.d against resistance
theres also other question using P.E - K.E = W.d - W.d against resistance
thats different :(
pls help
W.D - WDr = KE + PE

thats the formula..thats it! KE gets a negative value if its kinetic energy loss and it gets a positive value if its kinetic energy gain and some goes to the PE..
 
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How to find the equation of a line if the gradient is undefined?

And when gradient is not given like in this question:
(5,-3), 2x=3

Please help!
 
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hey a serious doubt.
Oct/Nov 2011 P-32 Q10.
how do u find out the greatest value of the argument.
i am not able to comprehend the question according to the diagram that i have drawn.
 
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