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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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Nope its not because cos =0.5 The angle equals to 60 degrees when its -0.5 you get 120 so you do the negative quadrants which are 120 degrees which is 2/3Pi and 240 degrees which is 4/3Pi
 
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Btw guys listen i did find the values t=10 and t=20 like i didn't cross out t=20 so will they give me a mark?Like i kind of circled t=10 to distinguish it
 
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Well I believe questions were all tricky and paper was lengthy , no question was asked straightforward... any idea about threshold?? I'm losing almost 15 marks so wot could be the grade in this paper??
 
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Greetings everyone, is it true that the mathematics paper had leaked? If it did won't it mess severely with the threshold? Or is gonna be a situation where everyone is forced to give the paper again, a different paper?
 
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Plz some one help me out with topic permutations and combinations......
 
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Hey thanks, I get the working but I want an explanation :/ how do we know that the vertices of the equilateral triangle on the circle on the Argand diagram are the complex numbers z, zw and z/w ? How do we know this?
 
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11208984_10205037046620490_2093874573_n.jpg "Within 1 standard Deviation of mean" mtlb :/
 
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