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sin^2θ - 3cos^2θ +1 /sin^2θ -cos^2θ =2
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Thank u...m contains A and B means the vector AB is part of the plane m.
find the vector AB by : OB - OA
and if m is parellel to OC then vector of m should be a multiple of vector OC.
see if you get it... otherwise i'll try to explain further. sorry can't solve it right now.
Guys anyone can give me a hand for both these questions.Thanks a lot
The answers are
(i)25 sin (θ– 16.26°);(ii)59.1°.
(i) Show that 1/secx -tanx = secx + tanx
(ii) Find the REMAINDER ( not quotient ) when 8x^3 - 10x^2 -x +3 is divided by 2x^2 -1
Ans is 3x-2 but i get it as -2 only!
this confused me too all this time i thought mine trig's prep is not good hahahadon't write it like 1/sec x -tan x because that reads like (1/secx) - tanx = ... and that is confusing and misleading. when writing the questions here please write it like (in this case) 1/(secx-tanx) = ...
Thank you
hahaha exactly!! otherwise trig is the one question jis k marks THANK GOD merey confirm hotay hain and i was like DAYUMMN!this confused me too all this time i thought mine trig's prep is not good hahaha
(i) R = (7^2 + 24^2)^.5
= (49 + 576)^.5
= (625)^.5
= 25
a = tan^-1(7/24)
=16.26
(ii) 25 sin (θ– 16.26°) = 17
sin (θ– 16.26°) = 17/25
(θ– 16.26°) = sin^-1(17/25)
θ– 16.26° = 42.84
θ = 42.84 + 16.26= 59.1 °.
thanks i got itfind the stationary point from the double derivative. use equation to find the remaining coordinate of the stationary point.
the stationary point with a negative double derivative is the maximum point. one stationary point has y coordinate 0 so the other one will be at b. i hope u get it. consult the marking scheme along with the explanation. maybe u'll get it. if not then tell me and i'll elaborate further
first of all expand (2-4x)^6 and at least first three terms and then use ur answer to multiply it with (4-x) . It will be something like this (4-x)(-786x+3840x^2) now only multiply the those terms which will give u a variable x^2 e.g 4(3840x^2) and (-x)(-786x) and we'll get 15360x^2 +786x^2 u can solve it to get the coof of x^2. Consult mark scheme it will make it more clear..got itHow to find the coefficients of x and x^2 in the expansion of (4-x)(2-4x)^6
is common difference 3 ?Someone solve this please " The sixth term of an arithmetic progression is twice the third term, and the first term is 3. The sequence has ten terms. Find the common difference."
if c.d = 3Someone solve this please " The sixth term of an arithmetic progression is twice the third term, and the first term is 3. The sequence has ten terms. Find the common difference."
Separate the variables and this would lead to an equation ofVariables of X and Y are related by the differtial equation
( x^2 + 4 ) ( dy/dx ) =6xy
it's given that y=32 when x=0 . Find an expression for y in terms of x
I did the same way bro , but the answer in marking scheme is different !Separate the variables and this would lead to an equation of
1/y dy = 6x/x^2 +4 dx
Integrate it and then put the values x and y which would result in your getting 'c'. Then express the equation in terms of x for y
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