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can someone explain 10(ii)?
Which paper is this?
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can someone explain 10(ii)?
march 18Which paper is this?
I would really appreciate it if you could tell me where to get it, I can't seem to find itmarch 18
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can someone explain 10(ii)?
If you derive g(f(x)), you end up getting gf(x) = x . I still do not understand why this is not supposed to be possible. Could you share a pic of what the mark scheme says?
I would really really be thankful to you if u could share the whole paper...pleassseeeeNo mark scheme out yet, check your conversations.
I got it. g(x) is defined for x > 2. When x=3, f(3)=10. but g(x) is only defined for 2 < x <4 so this is not valid.No mark scheme out yet, check your conversations.
Ah okay, so you would write this as: range of f(x) is outside the domain of g(x) I guess. Thanks.I got it. g(x) is defined for x > 2. When x=3, f(3)=10. but g(x) is only defined for 2 < x <4 so this is not valid.
Since CD lies in the same line as BC then it must be an integer multiple of the unit vector of BC (The integer will be the magnitude of CD).
In this case we don't know if CD is in the same direction as BC or the opposite, so it can either be a positive or a negative integer multiple of the unit vector.
CD = +/- (CD magnitude)(unit vector of BC)
OD = +/- (CD magnitude)(unit vector of BC) +OC
march 18
Can anyone show full working for 10ii pls!
Sorry didn't know how toCan You please upload the paper? we would really appreciate it.
Sorry didn't know how to
Can u upload its ms tooSorry didn't know how to
Mark scheme is not out yetCan u upload its ms too
ExactlyCan You please upload the paper? we would really appreciate it.
Can you just copy paste the link from where you got this paper? Ebrahim12march 18
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