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need any maths help???right, i see some questions, thanks!
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need any maths help???right, i see some questions, thanks!
Not at the moment, will let ya knowneed any maths help???
question 5b, need to find the determinant of D, how should i because the matrice doesnt have 4 numbers in the bracket. :/need any maths help???
question 5b, need to find the determinant of D, how should i because the matrice doesnt have 4 numbers in the bracket. :/
i can and i took computer studies as a subject.Plz anybody?
Who can answer them
ok anytime.Not at the moment, will let ya know
Thankyou so much! Please help me with question 8 from the same past paper, for some reason im getting 8 as k, which is giving me the wrong answer.The bars do not imply determinant but magnitude.
|d| = √( 82 + (-6)2 ) = √100 = 10 units
sorry yaar,i didnt take stats as a subject.STATS HELP :
Probability :
A box contains black and white cou ters. The probability of of randomly selecting a black counter is 1/6.
1.Find a) the probability of randomly selecting a white counter,
b) the smallest possible number of white counters in the box.
Emily took 2 counters out of the box and both of them were black.
2. What is the smallest possible number of white counters that could be in the box?
Emily asked each of the teachers at her school to randomly select one of the counters from the box.
3. If 25 teachers selected a white counter, estimate the number if teachers at Emily's school
Plz....do help...I need an answer urgently
Thanks in advance
Thankyou so much! Please help me with question 8 from the same past paper, for some reason im getting 8 as k, which is giving me the wrong answer.
Yes it is, I kept on dividing 16/2 thats why i got 8, and in paper 1 since we dont have a calculator, how would i solve this part y=1/8 x 100 ?y is proportional to x^2
y= kx2
2 = k (4)^2
k = 2/16 = 1/8
y = (1/8) x^2
y = (1/8) ((10)^2)
= 12.5
Well i made that mentally, tell me if the answer is right...
its right.y is proportional to x^2
y= kx2
2 = k (4)^2
k = 2/16 = 1/8
y = (1/8) x^2
y = (1/8) ((10)^2)
= 12.5
Well i made that mentally, tell me if the answer is right...
i knowits right.
k is 1/8 not 8.
simply divide 100 by 8.Yes it is, I kept on dividing 16/2 thats why i got 8, and in paper 1 since we dont have a calculator, how would i solve this part y=1/8 x 100 ?
Yes it is, I kept on dividing 16/2 thats why i got 8, and in paper 1 since we dont have a calculator, how would i solve this part y=1/8 x 100 ?
Oh alright thanks , can you help me in question 6 and 10.simply divide 100 by 8.
100/8=25/2=12.5
thankyou so much can you send me a good link for someone who is a beginner in sets and venn diagram topic.Well simplify it...
100/8
= 50/4
=25/2
=12.5
question 6 and 10 whole questions??Oh alright thanks , can you help me in question 6 and 10.
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