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Mid-point is found by adding upper and lower boundaries and then dividing by 2. Over here, it goes like this:View attachment 57739
How do you find the midpoint of each ?
but over here we found the mid-point because we needed to find mean. Refer to the original question:for cumulative frequency you dont need the midpoint. You just plot the point on 100 if it is >100
Oh. Ok, sorry then :')but over here we found the mid-point because we needed to find mean. Refer to the original question:
http://papers.gceguide.com/A Levels/Mathematics (9709)/9709_s11_qp_61.pdf Question 6
Need formula sheet for O'Level Mathematics D syllabus, anyone got it? I had it made once but seems like I've lost it
Thank you!I find these to be really useful as they help in a quick revision of the entire syllabus. Hope it helps you too
Thank you!
Of course I'd know that ! no prob! thnx again
Oh but the quadratic equation formula given is wrong. there is a 'b' instead of '6'
2 will be integrated to 2xHow do I integrate this equation:-
2+(8/x-1)
Is that in o level add math syllabus? :O2 will be integrated to 2x
8/x-1 will be integrated to: 8 ln(x-1)
so after integration you'll get:
2x + 8ln(x-1) + c
I think it is. But do check the syllabus booklet for this, since i gave my exams 9 months ago, so don't remember exactlyIs that in o level add math syllabus? :O
Well if it was then, then it must be now too. Thanks!I think it is. But do check the syllabus booklet for this, since i gave my exams 9 months ago, so don't remember exactly
Is that in o level add math syllabus? :O
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