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what paper is this or is it 1/6x + 5 and 1/2x + 1 or 1/2x+1 as in 2x+1 the denominator?f(x)=1/6x+5 and g(x)=1/2x+1 show that the equation fg(x) = 1/5 has no roots.
x se x cancelf(x)=1/6x+5 and g(x)=1/2x+1 show that the equation fg(x) = 1/5 has no roots.
Did u understand? Can u chk n tel me if my answers ryt?
Thanx a lot sis!Rearrange and you make y the subject of formula you will get y = ln (-2/ ((e^2x) -3)
yup twas right just that ms states the answer as : y = ln(2 /(3 − e 2 x ))Did u understand? Can u chk n tel me if my answers ryt?
Find the value of the term which is independent of x in the expansion of (x+3/x)^4
And people, does anyone have good notes on math ? Radians, binomial theorm and all, my teacher is the worst teacher and i need some help ! Thankyou <3
but the questions asks the inpendent of x, ur taking x24c2( x^2) ((3/x) ^2)
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http://themediaeducation.com/educat...uestion-cWEtMjAxMjA1MTAwMjE5NThBQUY0ajVu.htmlplease solve this and explain find the equation of two lines through the origin which are inclined at 45 degree to the line 2y+x=0 please tell me frome where this question is?
but the questions asks the inpendent of x, ur taking x2
Hunz x^2 in numerator would be cancelled by x^2 in denominatorbut the questions asks the inpendent of x, ur taking x2
did u get the solution? or do wan me to do it for u?please solve this and explain find the equation of two lines through the origin which are inclined at 45 degree to the line 2y+x=0 please tell me frome where this question is?
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