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a to rha hai three
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a to rha hai three
yeah done.... sorry it was the father of all silly mistakes that i did here... -.-let u^2 =x
that means dx/du =2u that means differentiating u^2 woth respect to u
dx= 2u du
next thing is to change limits...
if u^2 =x
when upper limit of x=p^2 then replace x with p^2
u^2 = p^2
new upper limit =p
and since o will remain o
the new limits are p and o
abhi samajh nahi aaye.... paanch daffa aur likho!!cause its an improper fraction
usually read the whole paragraph once or twice and concentrate on where ever rate of change or numbers apear. whenever they use the word proportional write it down , what ever written and voila it forms :3How do you form the differential equation from that long paragraph they usually give at the end of the P3 exam? Any advice or notes on that would be helpful.
chek the vector thread jub tak mai ye solve krti hunView attachment 42537
I'm in such a bad place ryt now....
cant even get a simple partial fractions question ryt...
Why have they taken a constant here too? in the ms?
ohh i didnt even know there was a vector threadchek the vector thread jub tak mai ye solve krti hun
OK you know tat if 1+2i is a factor of this equation that means if this equation is divided by this factor the remainder wud be zero
place the (1+2i in place of z in the eq
(1+2i)^3 -a(1+2i) +10=0
(1+4i+4i²)(1+2i) -a-2ai+10=0
1+4i+4i² +2i+ 8i² +8i³-a-2ai+10=0
now u know that i²= -1
1+4i+4(-1)+2i+ 8(-1) +8(-1)(i)-a-2ai+10 Notice that 8i³ was turned into 8i²(i) the i² became -1 and the i remained.
-1-2i-2ai-a =0 reduced form.
-(1+2i)= 2ai+a
-(1+2i)= a(1+2i)
a=-1
If 1+2i is a root, that means substituting this into the equation will give you 0.
(1+2i)^3 - a(1+2i) +10
The best way to solve (1+2i)^3 is to square it first, then multiply by (1+2i).
(1+2i)^2 = (1)^2 + 4i + (2i)^2
i^2 = -1
=> 4i - 3
(4i-3)(1+2i) = 4i + 8(i)^2 - 3 - 6i
again, i^2 = -1
=> -11 - 2i
-11 - 2i - a - 2ai + 10 = 0
-2i - a - 2ai = 1
-2i - a(1 + 2i) = 1
-a = (1 + 2i)/(1+2i)
a = -1
yar i really dunno complex numbersThankyou both of you but,
The value of a=1 and roots are 1+2i , 1-2i and -2.
"http://i1275.photobucket.com/albums/y444/Rutzaba/Picture2_zpsb769909d.png"abhi samajh nahi aaye.... paanch daffa aur likho!!
Thankyou, your solution was still helpfulyar i really dunno complex numbers
i am srryThankyou, your solution was still helpful
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