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Rutzaba

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Heyyy said:
Yes,please aage bhi kardo...
Nahin samj ae :/
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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

then u have to integrate cos of root of u^2
root will cut the sqr u will get
integral of cos u dx
now look at the third line of this solution u will find dx= 2u du
integral of cosu 2u du for the limit p and 0
integrating by parts
u= 2u dv= cos u
u'=2 v= sinu
2u sin u- integral of 2sin u
2usinu -( -2cosu)
2usinu + 2cos u... apply limits p and 0
2p sinp + 2cosp - ( o +2 cos0)
2psin p +2cosp -2(1)=1 as this is also equal to the area of the shaded region...
2p sinp= 3-2cosp
sinp= 3-2cosp / 2p
 
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saadgujjar

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plz explain q 3(ii)....i dont know any formula of solving this...if possible plz share any link
and also explain q4 (iii)upload_2014-5-15_5-55-29.png
 
ZaqZainab

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saadgujjar said:
plz explain q 3(ii)....i dont know any formula of solving this...if possible plz share any link
and also explain q4 (iii)View attachment 42598
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well there is no formula
they have given you
sum of (x-45)=-148 and sum of (x-45)^2=3089
you have 36 values
but now they added 1 other value which is 29
so that makes it -148-45+29
as for the square 3089+(-45+29)^2
 
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ZaqZainab said:
yup me
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A general question.
In CF questions they give data in a table as (x < 40 or <10 or as ≤100)
For finding mean we need to convert this data into a interval which will start sometimes from (0-9) or (1-9)
so can u please tell when to start from 0 and when from 1

Hope you got my question
if you need some questions I can send you link
 
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_Ahmad said:
A general question.
In CF questions they give data in a table as (x < 40 or <10 or as ≤100)
For finding mean we need to convert this data into a interval which will start sometimes from (0-9) or (1-9)
so can u please tell when to start from 0 and when from 1

Hope you got my question
if you need some questions I can send you link
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tbh i didnt get it what do you mean by (0-9)??
a question would be better
 
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ZaqZainab
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http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s13_qp_63.pdf Q6 (iii)
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s11_qp_63.pdf Q3 (iii)
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s11_qp_61.pdf Q6 (iv)

In these above listed questions for finding mean we make intervals. So can you please tell how to make intervals in these questions.
 
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saadgujjar

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ZaqZainab said:
well there is no formula
they have given you
sum of (x-45)=-148 and sum of (x-45)^2=3089
you have 36 values
but now they added 1 other value which is 29
so that makes it -148-45+29
as for the square 3089+(-45+29)^2
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still don't understand...can u solve it on paper and send photo plz?explain the other question also
 
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