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Completed the CSSA Maths ext 2 trial on Monday was curious of what other people thought of it, I found most of the q)16 very challenging except for the cos integration
I found it really challengingCompleted the CSSA Maths ext 2 trial on Monday was curious of what other people thought of it, I found most of the q)16 very challenging except for the cos integration
wait so why did u use hyperbolic trig for 7.? Wouldn't that require you to prove its properties to actually use it? Wouldn't it be easier to use in syllabus mthods? I was just wondering since theres already complexity in there being hyperbolic trig, but now theres also a complex number inside the function so like surely this wouldn't suffice in a real exam?They took 8 pages to get up to 12b. I did all that in 1 page. Here are the rest of my solutions, many of which are quite different to the official ones
Haven't checked for typos though. I'll do that tomorrow.
makes it quickerwait so why did u use hyperbolic trig for 7.? Wouldn't that require you to prove its properties to actually use it? Wouldn't it be easier to use in syllabus mthods? I was just wondering since theres already complexity in there being hyperbolic trig, but now theres also a complex number inside the function so like surely this wouldn't suffice in a real exam?
although the security period is over one refrains from putting paper up hereAny change of putting a link so I can see the paper?
....... papers that are protected by copyright (including CSSA) cannot be shared on here ......
Maybe try Studeco they don't seem to care as much.Any change of putting a link so I can see the paper?
here is another way:Well I thought they could have found a better way to find the minimum distance between skew lines.
Here is my alternative solution to 15ciii which is much more efficient than the method in the paper, and also doesn't rely on any previous parts either.
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check on ********** in #mathematics-4uAny change of putting a link so I can see the paper?
Hey that groovy man. How the f**k do you do that?here is another way:
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and i added it to https://4unitmaths.com/cssa-2024-e2-sol-tywebb.pdf
So they did it in 1½ pages and I can do it in 1 line! .......... haha![]()
with my fingers and keyboard and latex dudeHey that groovy man. How the f**k do you do that?