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Q 8 . iii)
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Q 8 . iii)
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Question 10) i ii iii, with some brief explanations. i'd like to see part i on paper if you guys can , thanks.
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s10_qp_11.pdf
Question 1) Explain, I read the answers but i don't get why
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s09_qp_1.pdf
Question 10) i ii iii, with some brief explanations. i'd like to see part i on paper if you guys can , thanks.
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s10_qp_11.pdf
Question 1) Explain, I read the answers but i don't get why
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what is this all ? Explain it to me please. :/I tried lol. Couldnt find my question. :/
why is it greater than 0 rather than<-1?Browny kitkat <3 :P
0<1/3 tan*x>1
we want x to be subject
Multiplying by 3
0<tan*x>3
Taking under root
0< tanx>under root 3
Now tan inverse,tan inverse 0=0 and tan inverse under root 3= pi by 3
0<x>pi by 3
Thanks but i still don't get the completing square question, any possible way you can break it down further?2x^2− 12x + 13 We have to do complete square method.
10i)
so, 2(x^2 -6x) +13
2(x-3)^2+13
2(x^2-6x+9) +13
2x^2-12x+18 (to remove 18 subtract it from 18 and add 13)
2(x-3)^2 -5 hence, a = 2 b = -3 and c = -5
10ii)
graph has line of symmetry on x = 3 so you'll think that A should be 3, but see 2 is out the bracket so multiply it with 3 you get A as 6
10iii)
from eqn 2(x-3)^2 - 5 put x values as zero and 6, you get range is -5 to 13
1)
because x is greater than 0why is it greater than 0 rather than<-1?
ohhh okayyyy...... stilllllll, now that i have posted it can you'll help........sweetheart its A level mathematics forum
Its damn easy Learn it from this site http://examsolutions.net/maths-revi...adratics/completing-the-square/tutorial-1.phpThanks but i still don't get the completing square question, any possible way you can break it down further?
Like I thought we had to take the coefficient of X, divide it by 2 and square it then add it to both sides..? but i dont understand what you did
just post them in olevel forum,somebady will surely answer it,actually i dont remember exactly all of them!ohhh okayyyy...... stilllllll, now that i have posted it can you'll help........
ok, ryt. but its so hectic to post stuff here............. thanks anywayjust post them in olevel forum,somebady will surely answer it,actually i dont remember exactly all of them!
I´ve got a question and would appreciate some help.
For Q9(i), if you are trying to find the normal to the plane using vector product, why if you do AC x AB or CA x BA you get a wrong answer, but if you use any other two vectors, you get the correct normal to the plane? The only difference for the normal to the plane I get using AC x AB or CA x BA is a minus sign for the k coordinate, instead of a positive one.
I would also like if someone could clarify me how to use vector product correctly, ie. what requisites should the vectors you are going to use for vector product have?
Thank you in advance.
negative velocity is when the particle is returning to its start point.My doubt is why for finding distance (area under graph) in p4 we take negative velocity and if they ask total distance we dnt take negative velocity?
so much like as physicsnegative velocity is when the particle is returning to its start point.
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