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I don't know if this will be helpful to you, but I did higher maths, im in Scotland so they call alevels, higher math, and they taught differenciation, which I was clueless about , my teacher told me to go on the website.: www.hsn.uk.net go under free notes, and then higher mathematics, and then differenciation. Hope that helps you.
thanks a lot i actually understoodd itI have worked it out for you in full:
Hope this helps. Peace.
Do u need the workings?Yeah it is thanks!
Will look for some and will notify U.
yea sure
thanks a lot!
Check ur inbox.
No problem, am glad it helped. Peace.
There is no mention of Permutations and Combinations in the syllabus for Statistics
So I don't think its coming as a separate topic. The only use of Permutations and Combinations that you can make in the Statistics Paper is in a a few selected questions of probability, and those too can be completed correctly and more easily with the help of a probability diagram So don't worry. It isn't coming.
in a right angled triangle, u have 2 short sides(adjacent & opposite)(a and b) and 1 longest side(hypothenus).
i can only try
oh kay.... i'll be posting them in a min..
oh wait...i just found its answer.... Thanks any ways
np if i am not available; u can seek asnwers from my bestie redrecession he is really good at mathsoh wait...i just found its answer.... Thanks any ways
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