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is there anybody who can ans my question.. ????
is there anybody who can ans my question.. ????
thanks.. i guess its correctSince y=p is a straight line, and a horizontal one,
Y co-ordinate has to be P.
X co ordinate can be found by substituting y=p into the equation.
hence, 4p=3x+15
x = (4p-15)/3
y = p
Is this correct?
bro, id e so so so obliged if u could xplain tht matrix thng in paint and upload a screenshot would b quite a bit of hassle for u but please....If learning is difficult for you, just simply derive them.
Draw a graph and mark (1,0) on x-axis.
Then mark (0,1) on y-axis.
If, for example, you want a matrix transformation for reflection in x-axis, so (1,0) remains same as it is already on the x-axis and (0,1) becomes (0,-1) after reflection.
So the matrix transformation becoms [1/0 0/-1].
I wonder if you can understand like this but that's all I could explain here.
Solve past papers/
How ?
Kite can shape itself twice in 360 degrees !
I want someone to explain me rotational symmetry and other things related to symmetry. Thanks in Advance.
Because kite two side short and two side long, while diamond all length same, that's why the answer is kite....I'm pretty sure you're confusing a Kite with a Diamond.
http://www.mediafire.com/view/?e49zwp9nq86c6qy
The very last page of this document.
(Order 1 = Order 0 and vice versa)
Ohhhhhh order 0 means order 1 !Because kite two side short and two side long, while diamond all length same, that's why the answer is kite....
I didn't either, until after my exam. This Order 0 Order 1 thing cost me the only mark I needed for a WDOhhhhhh order 0 means order 1 !
LOL I never knew that thanks man !
Thanks! I'll try some questionsO Levels or A Levels?
EDIT: Just read the title so O Levels only. Removed the infinity term formulae.
A+(n-1)d
A= First Term
n= Nth term
d= Common difference.
This is only true for Arithmetic Progressions.
I don't think Geometric Progressions were a part of O Level Math. I'll check and get back to you on that.
Nonetheless, for G.P
A(1-R^n)/(1-r)
A= First term
R= Ratio b/w them
N= Nth term/Number of terms.
Wtfis this?View attachment 27419
it always confuses meWtfis this?View attachment 27419
why is it wrong??? i dont understand this thing, why put an extra zero?The first method's wrong. Why you do division like this?
HHAHAHAHAHAHAH who taught you dividing like this ? LOLWtfis this?View attachment 27419
Just some common sense !why is it wrong??? i dont understand this thing, why put an extra zero?
yes but when we are dividing like that, 1 will not be divisible so a decimal will be placed but how will we know that an extra zero has to be written down before putting the decimal?Just some common sense !
1.5x2 is never 21 ! LOL
why is it wrong??? i dont understand this thing, why put an extra zero?
Try some complex figures like 753/4 and this method will be good enough !yes but when we are dividing like that, 1 will not be divisible so a decimal will be placed but how will we know that an extra zero has to be written down before putting the decimal?
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