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jazakallah khair. i see ur method is a bit different than asked in the question but in ms they are giving point for this method as well. however, i noticed a mistake ie the minus sign with the power of the differenciated one since its gonna be (1-1/2)=-0.5(i)
y= (1-x)^0.5 / (1+x)^0.5
dy/dx = ( ( (1+x)^0.5) * (-1/2√(1-x) ) - ( (1-x)^0.5 * (1/2√(1+x) ) ) ) / (1+x)
after solving ....
dy/dx= -1 / ( 1+x ) ( √(1-x^2) ) = m
the gradient of normal = -1/m
so, gradient of normal = ( 1+x ) ( √(1-x^2) ) (shown)
Which module?Can any one name a helpful highly recommended reference book for math?
I am doing edxcelWhich module?
I thought you're asking about CIE A Level Maths. I can't help you with edexcelI am doing edxcel
N i am taking C1 C2 and S1
Which one do u use for cieI thought you're asking about CIE A Level Maths. I can't help you with edexcel
yeah but why taking roots of the roots of z will give roots of z^2Hi guys can anyone help me with this question?
manya squareroot each root you got from a that's the answer.
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