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By the way, are there any copyright issues with sharing these papers?

Doesn't give you much advantage .. unless you smuggle in some serious algebraic packages.

Probably same as yours.. 1. we know that resisitance r = kv^2, use inforamtion form the first part to work out k: Total Force in the cirection down the slope: F = gm/30 - kv^2 In particular, F = 0 when v = 30, gives k = gm/27000 The seconf part asks you to find the additional Force F up the...

Obsession with past and sample papers is not agood. You really need a few to work out the exam formats and how to pace yourself

Ext 2 maths Adv english Economics Business studies +Hist To get 99 you will need You will neeed mid to high 90s across the board or similar

Post the questions and your attempt then we can tell you if they are right or not

Accounting + Mathematics.

if e = p/q then (e-s_q)*q! = (q-1)!*p - q! * s_n which is an integer (q! * s_n ----> Check term by term) Which contradicts (c), so you can't have e = p/q for some p,q

some post on another forum stated that it was due to cheating. IMO 2010 Results - Science, Math and Philosophy Forum That also happened in 1991.

Consider the case when n = q for the result in (c).

Problem: 365/365 x 364/ 365 x 363/ 365 x ..... 346/365 I think why you get flamed by jm01 is that you sound cocky

But that is almost never true given that all but at most 1 of the a's need to be less than 1. Need to be less generous with the other part to prove the whole inequality.

doesn't work.

in case someone's not too familiar with the terms: semiperimeter --> 1/2 the perimeter inradius ---> the radius of the circle with the 2 edges as tangents circumradius --> radius of the circle passing through the 3 corners heights -> perpendicular distance from a corner to the opposite edge

let T = (x,y) then (x-cp) + p^2 (y - c/p) = 0 x + (p^2)y = 2cp x + (q^2)y = 2cq x = 2c / (p+q) y = 2cpq/(p+q) = 2c / (p+q) = 2c / (p + 1/p) so the line's x=y , x in [-c,c] as p + 1/p >= 2 or p + 1/p <= -2 EDIT: thought about it again if we allow p = q then it's the above line segment + 2...