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Thanks!Solution to your second query
I've solved the question but I've no idea how to post it here.I posted a doubt above,plz solve it anyone?
Write it on a piece of paper, take a photo of it. Upload it here.I've solved the question but I've no idea how to post it here.
Could you please tell me how do we so that I can post it here?
Who is the greedy dig u r talking about in ur signature?Thanks!
Its greedy "dog" reference to the elementary story.Who is the greedy dig u r talking about in ur signature?
I don't get it,how do we upload it here?Write it on a piece of paper, take a photo of it. Upload it here.
Similarly you could use the other complex number found in part I) and find two more rootsI posted a doubt above,plz solve it anyone?
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We use the lengths to calculate the angles between them so they can be applied in the formula.May june 2013 42 Q3 can anyone tell me y r we using lengths to calculate forces :"/?? Sorry cant post the link
Ohhhhhhhhh :O thank uWe use the lengths to calculate the angles between them so they can be applied in the formula.
The lengths will be used to calculate the angle between the weight (vertically downward from P) and the tension force in string PA. AND, the angle between the weight (vertically downward from P) and the tension force in string PB. These will equate to 36.9 deg. and 67.4 deg. respectively. Then you can draw the triangle of forces to and use sine rule or similar to equate the tensions.May june 2013 42 Q3 can anyone tell me y r we using lengths to calculate forces :"/?? Sorry cant post the link
(i) The possible values of Y are 0,2,4. Calculating probabilities,
Thank u !The lengths will be used to calculate the angle between the weight (vertically downward from P) and the tension force in string PA. AND, the angle between the weight (vertically downward from P) and the tension force in string PB. These will equate to 36.9 deg. and 67.4 deg. respectively. Then you can draw the triangle of forces to and use sine rule or similar to equate the tensions.
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