Let the polynomial be p(x)
So find p(two) = 0 and
find p'(two) = 0
equate it and solve it![]()
thnx. bt hw did u knw hw 2 do that? sry fr the bother
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Let the polynomial be p(x)
So find p(two) = 0 and
find p'(two) = 0
equate it and solve it![]()
by practicing pastpapersthnx. bt hw did u knw hw 2 do that? sry fr the bother
It is given in question itself.thnx. bt hw did u knw hw 2 do that? sry fr the bother
Acha xDby practicing pastpapers
https://www.8mundo.com/post/mathematics-9709-paper-1-working-solutions-for-past-papers-6553003 you have solved papers hereView attachment 62033
How to do 5(ii) (b) . 9709_s13_qp_13
Using binomial theoremHow to solve that?
Yeah I know that but I want the working because I'm not getting the answer rightUsing binomial theorem![]()
n = 6 and coffecient is twewnty one over four???Yeah I know that but I want the working because I'm not getting the answer right
Show your working pleasen = 6 and coffecient is twewnty one over four???
i did this in hurry :V
But here is how u can do...Show your working please
thanksI am not able to upload pic.
But here is how u can do...
Open mf9 see the binomial formula..
expand the power of n bracket till x squared term
then multiply that expansion with the other bracket
compare the coff of x and equate it to 7, using it u will get n = 6
then substitiue that value to get coff of x square![]()
u get it? xDthanks
Honestly no xDu get it? xD
Y u even using that formula? That will complicate the thing.Honestly no xD
I used tried using this formula ( Tr+1= (ncr) ( a) ^n-r X (b)^r )since it's easier than expanding and confusing myself so ya
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