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To find standard deviation, you need the value of either Σx and Σx^2 or Σ(x-50) and Σ(x-50)^2. Since we only have the latter, we have to solve the question using them.Can someone help me with the second part why are we subtracting 50 from 72?
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Need maths p3 and p6 and physics p4 and p5.i have some pf the feb.march 2019 papers
if u need for another subject, let me know
MATH PAPER 4: https://www.file4.net/f-SyG
MATH PAPER 1: https://www.file4.net/f-SyF
PHYSICS PAPER 2: https://www.file4.net/f-SFt
Yesss plzzzNeed maths p3 and p6 and physics p4 and p5.
And do you have the answers to these?i have some pf the feb.march 2019 papers
if u need for another subject, let me know
MATH PAPER 4: https://www.file4.net/f-SyG
MATH PAPER 1: https://www.file4.net/f-SyF
PHYSICS PAPER 2: https://www.file4.net/f-SFt
Btw this is ATTACHED IS MSView attachment 64604 PLEASE EXPLAIN PART II
Why would it not be possible? as long as the ball's maximum height isn't higher than the height it was dropped off from.Btw this is ATTACHED IS MS
my confusion is that how can a particle which bounces at water surface reaches max height OUTSIDE WATER?
IS THIS PRACTICALLY POSSIBLE?
But this has just bounced off the surface, not reaching the bottom...the one in the question first reached the bottom of the tank and then returned back to rise above the water surfaceWhy would it not be possible? as long as the ball's maximum height isn't higher than the height it was dropped off from.
answers to these papers are not released yet, but for the physics paper, it is a lready solvedAnd do you have the answers to these?
Do u have the other papers?answers to these papers are not released yet, but for the physics paper, it is a lready solved
which ones do u want?Do u have the other papers?
specific papers plzDo u have the other papers?
Maths paper 3 and 6 and physics paper 4 and 5specific papers plz
BTW i might not be able to find all of them
Need maths p3 and p6 and physics p4 and p5.
Math P3: https://www.file4.net/f-SLeMaths paper 3 and 6 and physics paper 4 and 5
Math P3: https://www.file4.net/f-SLeYesss plzzz
yes it is possible bcz if u calculate the velocity of the ball when it bounces back and reaches the surface, it is not zero and that means it will still be going up.........the deceleration is not enough for the particle to stop in the water..... YES this is a very confusing question but basically by experience and practice u will get to know what type of the questions can come in machanics.Btw this is ATTACHED IS MS
my confusion is that how can a particle which bounces at water surface reaches max height OUTSIDE WATER?
IS THIS PRACTICALLY POSSIBLE?
what i want in return from you is ur prayersMaths paper 3 and 6 and physics paper 4 and 5
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